Incluida

Incluida is the feminine form of the past participle of the Spanish verb incluir. Used as an adjective or passive participle, it means "included" and agrees with feminine nouns. It is employed to indicate that something is part of a group, list, package, or description. Examples include "la lista incluida en el informe" and "las condiciones incluidas en el contrato." It can also appear in phrases such as "está incluida en el precio."

Etymology and forms:incluida derives from Latin includere, through the Romance verb incluir. Like other participles in -ido, its gender and number vary to match the noun: incluida (feminine singular), incluidas (feminine plural), incluido (masculine singular), incluidos (masculine plural).

Usage notes: The form must agree in gender and number with the noun it modifies. In contrast, the masculine form is incluido and the plural masculine is incluidos. The related adjective incluyente means "inclusive" in the sense of including others or being comprehensive, and is distinct from the participial sense of included. In other languages such as Portuguese, a cognate with a similar meaning exists (incluída), often with accent marks that reflect different orthographic rules.

See also: incluir, incluido, incluyente, inclución.