Recobrado

Recobrado is the adjective and past participle form of the Spanish verb recobrar, meaning recovered, regained, or retrieved. It is used to describe a person who has regained a state or possession, as well as objects or conditions that have been regained or restored. The form agrees with gender and number (recobrado, recobrada, recobrados, recobradas) and appears in formal, literary, and everyday language. The concept is closely linked to recuperar and restablecer.

In health and mental life, recobrado is commonly used with verbs such as recobrar la salud, recobrar la conciencia, or recobrar la memoria, signaling a return to a prior state after illness, injury, or confusion. In everyday speech, one might say alguien ha recobrado fuerzas or recobró la memoria.

In legal and financial contexts, recobro refers to the act of recovering money or assets, especially in debt collection or asset recovery processes. A recobro de deudas is the process by which a creditor seeks to obtener el pago. Institutions or companies that specialize in debt recovery are described as agencies de recobro. The adjective recobrado can describe assets that have been retrieved or deudas recobradas, as in bienes recobrados or deudas recobradas.

The term recobrar and its derivatives are widely used across Spanish-speaking regions, though regional preferences may favor recuperar or recobro in some contexts. Overall, recobrado conveys the sense of something that has been regained or retrieved, whether a condition of health, memory, or financial assets.