Preenchida

Preenchida is the feminine singular form of the past participle of the Portuguese verb preencher. As an adjective, it means “filled,” “completed,” or “replete,” and is used to describe a feminine noun with which it agrees in gender and number. It derives from the verb preencher, meaning to fill.

As a grammatical form, preenchida functions primarily as an adjective. It modifies feminine nouns such as cavidade, ficha, área, or estrutura, indicating that the item has been filled or completed. It can also appear in passive constructions, where the subject is feminine, for example, a cavidade foi preenchida. In statements about forms or records, you may see phrases like a ficha está preenchida or a área preenchida com dados.

Usage examples include both literal and figurative contexts. Literal: a cavidade foi preenchida com resina; a dentista disse que o orifício está preenchido. Figurative: a área preenchida de um relatório indica que as seções necessárias foram completas; dados preenchidos referem-se a informações inseridas.

In relation to related terms, preenchida is part of the set formed with preencher (preenchido, preenchidos, preenchida, preenchidas) and with the noun preenchimento, which names the act or result of filling. It can be contrasted with synonyms such as cheio, repleto, or completo, though these may carry slightly different nuances.

See also: preencher, preenchimento, preenchido.