Realizadas

Realizadas is the feminine plural form of the past participle realizado in Spanish and Portuguese. It functions as an adjective meaning carried out, completed, or made real, and can also appear in passive voice constructions. The form agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies.

In Spanish, realizadas agrees with feminine plural nouns such as metas, tareas, obras, or acciones. It is commonly used to describe results or completed actions, for example: Las metas realizadas este año superan las expectativas. It can also appear in passive voice: Las tareas fueron realizadas por el equipo de trabajo.

In Portuguese, realizadas also agrees with feminine plural nouns like ações, obras, tarefas. It similarly denotes that something has been carried out or accomplished. Examples include: As ações realizadas foram apresentadas na reunião. Pode aparecer em voz passiva: As obras foram realizadas no ano passado. The participle can function as part of a compound tense or passive construction with ser or estar.

Etymology-wise, realizare/realizar derive from the sense of making real or actual, linked to the Latin root related to reality. In both languages, realizAR serves as the verb base, from which the participle realizado(realizado/realizada/realizados/realizadas) is formed and then inflected to match the gender and number of the noun it describes.

See also: Realizar, Realização. Realizadas is primarily a grammatical form rather than a standalone word with a distinct meaning beyond “carried out” in its variable gendered, plural appearances.