Resolvidos

Resolvidos is the plural form of resolvido in Portuguese, used as an adjective meaning "solved" or "resolved." It can describe tasks, cases, or questions that have been settled, and it also functions as a past participle in compound tenses or as a predicate after ser or estar. The feminine plural form is resolvidas.

Origin and derivation: resolvido comes from resolver, with the suffix -ido, and ultimately traces to Latin resolutus, the past participle of resolvere (to loosen or to solve). The term is common in formal and technical language, preserving the sense of completion or finalization.

Usage: In legal, administrative, educational, and technical texts, resolvidos modifies nouns to indicate completion, such as casos resolvidos (resolved cases), questões resolvidas (solved questions), pendências resolvidas (settled pending issues). In educational materials, it may appear in phrases like itens resolvidos or problemas resolvidos to indicate that solutions or answers are provided.

Geography and notable uses: There is no widely recognized municipality or city named Resolvidos in major geographic databases. The term is primarily a grammatical form rather than a proper noun, though it can appear as a title or label in some local or fictional contexts.

See also: resolvido, resolver, resolução, questões resolvidas, itens resolvidos.