Implementativa

Implementativa is a feminine adjective used in Portuguese, Spanish, and other Romance languages to describe something related to or oriented toward implementation—the process of turning plans into actions or concrete results. In everyday and professional usage it commonly appears in compounds such as fase implementativa (implementation phase), procedimento implementativo (implementative procedure), or política implementativa (implementation policy). In English, the closest equivalents are implementational or implementation-oriented.

In linguistics the term is not a standard category; if used, it would refer to an approach or description concerned with execution or performance aspects of actions, but it is not widely adopted. More precise terminology exists, such as aspectual or aktionsart, to describe how events are encoded in language. In software engineering and information systems, implementativa describes the portion of a project that realizes the design in code or configuration—i.e., the implementation as distinct from analysis, design, or requirements.

Etymology and form: implementativa is derived from the root implement- with the feminine suffix -iva, reflecting its use as an adjective. The masculine form is implementativo. The word functions primarily as a descriptive term and is not a universal technical label across disciplines; its usage is regional and context-dependent.

See also:

- implementation

- implementational

- implementation phase

- software implementation

- policy implementation