Incrementadas

Incrementadas is a feminine plural form used in Spanish and Portuguese as the past participle of the verb incrementar and, more broadly, as an adjective meaning increased or incremented. In both languages, the verb increment with its participle forms conveys that something has been raised, enlarged, or enhanced. The word derives from Latin incrementum and follows the typical Romance-language patterns for agreeing with feminine plural nouns.

As an adjective, incrementadas accompanies feminine plural nouns to indicate that they have been raised or augmented. For example, in Portuguese one might say receitas incrementadas (increased revenues) or valores incrementados (increased values). In Spanish, similarly, ventas incrementadas would refer to increased sales. In grammatical constructions, incrementadas can also function as part of passive voice phrases, such as las ventas fueron incrementadas (the sales were increased).

Usage and contexts vary by domain but commonly appear in business, economics, statistics, and science to describe quantities, metrics, or resources that have grown. It is not a standalone technical term with a single, fixed definition; rather, it is a grammatical form used across many contexts to convey that an amount or measure has been raised. While it can appear in titles or headings in some texts, its primary role is descriptive within sentences.

Related terms include incremento (increment or increase), incrementar (to increase), and incremento porcentual (percentage increase).