Habilitada
Habilitada is the feminine form of the past participle of the Spanish verb habilitar. Used as an adjective, it denotes that someone or something has received the necessary permission, qualification, or capacity to perform a task, or that a feature or system has been activated or enabled. The masculine form is habilitado, and both forms agree in gender and number with the noun they modify.
Etymology and sense: Habilitar comes from the Latin habilitare, based on habilis meaning able or suitable. Over
Common contexts: In legal or administrative language, a person can be described as habilitada to practice a
Related terms and concepts: habilitación (the act or process of enabling or authorizing), habilitar (to enable
Notes: Habilitada specifically agrees with the noun it modifies. In many contexts, it conveys legality, qualification,