Entregados

Entregados is the plural masculine form of entregado, the past participle of entregar. In Spanish, entregado functions as an adjective meaning delivered, handed over, or surrendered, and it can describe people as well as objects or efforts. The feminine forms are entregada and entregadas, and the masculine singular form is entregado.

As an adjective, entregado agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies. It is commonly used in logistics and legal contexts to indicate that goods, documents, or items have been delivered: “las mercancías entregadas” or “los documentos entregados.” It also appears in figurative phrases highlighting commitment or devotion: “un equipo entregado al proyecto” (a team devoted to the project) or “personas entregadas a la causa.”

In expressions with estar or estar/ser, entregado can convey surrender or strong commitment. For example, “se entregaron a las autoridades” means they surrendered to the authorities, while “está entregado a su vocación” signals deep dedication. The contrast with entregador (the deliverer) and entrega (delivery or giving) is common in everyday usage.

Etymologically, entregados derives from entregar, which in turn comes from Latin tradere via Romance languages, forming the sense of placing something into someone’s hands or submitting oneself to a person, act, or cause.

Notes: Entregados is primarily a grammatical and lexical form rather than a standalone term with a fixed, widely recognized meaning beyond its uses as adjective or participial form. In particular, there is no universally recognized geographic or historical entity known simply as “Entregados”; any such usage would be context-specific.