Possíveis

Possíveis is the capitalized form of the Portuguese word possible, used here as the plural noun-adjective form in a general sense. In everyday Portuguese, possíve is an adjective describing things that may occur, be true, or be realized. It is commonly used to refer to potential outcomes, states, or actions, as in phrases like solucões possíveis, resultados possíveis, or eventos possíveis.

Grammatically, possí­veis agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies, taking the same form for masculine and feminine plurals in ordinary usage. When used as a proper noun, Possíveis can appear as the name of a work, group, organization, or project, in which case it is capitalized and treated as a title or entity rather than a common adjective.

In philosophy and modal logic, the term can appear in discussions of modality, where possible worlds or states of affairs are analyzed. In translations of terms like “possible world,” the plural form mundos possíveis is commonly used in Portuguese-language texts.

As a proper noun, Possíveis relies on context for disambiguation. Without additional information, there is no single widely recognized entity universally identified by this name; occurrences typically refer to a work, group, or project designated by the creator or distributor.

Ver também: possível, possibilidade, mundo possível, mundos possíveis, lógica modal.