Derribos

Derribos is a Spanish plural noun derived from the verb derribar, meaning acts of bringing something down. In construction and urban planning, derribos refers to demolitions—the tearing down of buildings or other structures. The term also appears in historical, political, or military contexts to describe the overthrow or removal of a regime, policy, or authority.

Usage and scope: Derribos is commonly used in architectural plans, safety reports, and news articles when describing demolition activities or land-clearing. It can indicate the scale of a project (for example, scheduled or completed derribos) and may be accompanied by details about permits, environmental impact, and recycling or reuse of material.

Other uses: While derribos is primarily a common noun, it can occur as a surname in Spanish-speaking regions, though it is not among widely documented names. There are no universally recognized places named Derribos in major reference sources. The word is typically encountered in Spanish-language contexts or in translations of those sources.