Exibidos

Exibidos is the Portuguese past participle of the verb exibir, and it generally means displayed or shown. It functions as an adjective describing items that have been presented to an audience or publicly shown, rather than those that are in the process of being shown.

Morphology and usage notes: The short form exibido is masculine singular, exibida is feminine singular, exibidos is masculine plural, and exibidas is feminine plural. As an adjective, exibidos can modify nouns such as filmes, obras, or dados, aligning in gender and number with the noun it describes. The related noun for the act of showing is exibição, and the term exibível can be used to indicate that something is eligible to be shown or displayed in some contexts.

Contexts of use: In cinema and broadcasting, one commonly encounters phrases like filmes exibidos (films shown) or programas exibidos (programs aired). In museums and galleries, obras exibidas refer to works that are currently on display. In data visualization or UI design, dados exibidos or informações exibidas describe data or information that is presented to the viewer. While exibidos denotes items that have already been shown, exibição emphasizes the act or process of showing.

Etymology and related forms: Exibidos derives from exibir, which comes from Latin exhibere. Related Portuguese terms include exibir (to show), exibição (exhibition), and exibidor (one who displays) in some contexts. In other Romance languages, cognates such as Spanish exhibidos share the same origin and meaning.