Intitulées

Intitulées is a French word, a feminine plural past participle of the verb "intituler." When used, it means "titled" or "entitled." It refers to something that has been given a title, name, or designation. For example, one might say "les conférences intitulées 'Histoire de l'art'" which translates to "the conferences titled 'History of Art'." The word indicates that a specific subject or work has been officially named or labeled.

In a legal context, "intitulé" can also refer to the official title or heading of a legal document, such as a law, decree, or contract. For instance, a legal text might begin with "Le présent décret, intitulé 'Décret portant réforme des retraites'," meaning "The present decree, entitled 'Decree on pension reform'." This signifies the formal designation under which the document operates. The term emphasizes the act of naming or labeling and is frequently encountered in formal or academic writing.