Rescatadas

Rescatadas is the feminine plural form of rescatada, the participial adjective derived from the verb rescatar. In Spanish, rescatadas is used to describe people, animals, or things that have been rescued. It appears in a wide range of contexts, including humanitarian, legal, and news reporting.

As an adjective, rescatadas agrees with the noun it modifies: personas rescatadas, mujeres rescatadas, criaturas rescatadas. It can also function as a nominal phrase when the noun is understood from context, as in las rescatadas to refer to rescued women or a group of rescued individuals.

Common contexts for rescatadas include disaster relief, maritime or search-and-rescue operations, migration and trafficking survivor reporting, and human-rights documentation. In these settings, the term helps frame the outcome of a rescue operation and often carries ethical or empathetic connotations toward the survivors.

Etymology and grammar note: rescatadas comes from rescatar, with the feminine plural ending -adas. The corresponding masculine plural is rescatados, and the feminine singular is rescatada, while the masculine singular is rescatado. See also rescate, rescatar, rescatado.

See also: rescatar, rescate, rescatado.