Presentades

Presentades is a term in the Catalan language formed as the feminine plural past participle of presentar, meaning to present. It functions as an adjective meaning “presented” or “submitted,” and it agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies. In Catalan grammar, past participles used to describe state or completion can be used as adjectives, so presentades appears with feminine plural nouns such as sol·licituds presentades (submitted applications) and propostes presentades (submitted proposals).

In administrative and bureaucratic contexts, presentades marks that a document, application, or proposal has been officially filed for consideration. For example, sol·licituds presentades davant la comissió indicates the applications have been submitted to the committee. When referring to masculine or mixed-gender nouns, the corresponding form is presentats (e.g., documents presentats). The feminine plural form presentades is thus used with feminine nouns.

There is no widely recognized standalone entity named Presentades as of this writing. The term is primarily a grammatical form, though it could be used as a title or label in local or fictional contexts. In summary, presentades serves as a feminine plural agreement for the idea of something that has been presented or submitted within Catalan grammar and official language.