Mutadas

Mutadas is a term that appears in multiple contexts but does not designate a single, universally recognized topic. In Romance-language usage, mutadas is the feminine plural form of mutado/mutada, an adjective meaning mutated or changed. It can function as a descriptive term in Spanish or Portuguese to refer to things that have undergone mutation, such as organisms, traits, or figures described as mutated. In this linguistic sense, mutadas agrees with feminine plural nouns (las mutadas, las características mutadas).

As a proper noun, Mutadas may occur as a surname or as the name of a place or organization in personal or fictional naming, though such uses are not standardized across languages and regions.

In speculative fiction, science fiction, or fantasy, Mutadas is occasionally used as the name of a people, faction, city, or other entity, with its meaning defined by the author and not consistent across works.

Etymology and related terms: Mutadas derives from mutar, "to mutate," in Spanish and Portuguese, from Latin mutare. Related terms include mutation and mutable.

Because the term is context-dependent, additional information is usually required to determine which sense of Mutadas is intended in a given text.