Intitulée

Intitulée is a French word that translates to "titled" or "named" in English. It is the past participle of the verb "intituler," which means to title or to name. The feminine form "intitulée" is used when referring to a feminine noun. For example, "La conférence intitulée 'L'avenir de l'intelligence artificielle'" translates to "The conference titled 'The Future of Artificial Intelligence'." It is commonly used in French to introduce the name or title of a work, event, or document.

The word "intitulée" can be found in various contexts, such as in literature, art, music, and academic settings. When a book is published, its title is often introduced using this word. Similarly, an exhibition or a lecture might be described as "intitulée" followed by its specific theme or name. This usage helps to clearly identify and refer to the subject matter being discussed.

In legal and administrative documents, "intitulée" is frequently employed to designate a specific law, decree, or regulation by its official title. For instance, "La loi intitulée 'Réforme du système éducatif'" would refer to the law named 'Education System Reform'. This precise terminology is crucial for avoiding ambiguity and ensuring accurate referencing. The word's grammatical function as a past participle allows it to act as an adjective, modifying the noun it describes by specifying its title.