Répartis

Répartis is the masculine plural past participle of the verb répartir in French. It also functions as an adjective meaning “distributed” or “divided.” The word agrees in gender and number with the noun it describes: réparti (masc sing), répartis (masc plur), répartie (fem sing), réparties (fem plur).

In grammar, the participle réparti is used with the auxiliary être or avoir depending on the construction. With the auxiliary avoir, the participle usually does not agree with the subject, unless the preceding direct object requires agreement (for example: j’ai réparti les tâches). In a relative clause or passive construction, agreement is visible: les tâches que j’ai réparties; les ressources ont été réparties.

Common usages include contexts such as administration, logistics, and education, where items, funds, or responsibilities are distributed among recipients or groups. Phrases frequently encountered are répartir des ressources, répartir des tâches, and des étudiants répartis en trois groupes. The term often appears in formal or instructional writing to describe how parts are allocated or organized.

Répartis is closely related to synonyms like distribuer and allouer, which emphasize the action of giving out parts, while répartir stresses the idea of division into portions. The form répartition refers to the act or result of distribution more generally, whereas répartis describes the resulting state of what has been distributed.