Trazidos

Trazidos is the masculine plural form of the Portuguese past participle trazido, from the verb trazer (to bring). It is used as a participial adjective or in compound tenses to describe objects or information that have been brought or carried to a place. The feminine plural form is trazidas.

In usage, trazidos agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies. For example, os documentos trazidos são importantes (masculine plural noun) and as informações trazidas foram verificadas (feminine plural noun). The participle can also function as part of a noun phrase that effectively means “those things that were brought,” often providing a concise way to express a relative clause, as in “os itens trazidos pelo relatório.”

Trazidos appears frequently in formal or written Portuguese, including journalism, legal language, and academic writing, where past actions are described with a sense of completion. It contrasts with the base participle trazido when used in its adjectival role, and with the non-particled forms in verbs like trazer in different tenses.

Related forms include trazido (masculine singular), trazida (feminine singular), and trazidas (feminine plural). In many contexts, especially in spoken language, speakers may also use phrases or passive constructions that convey the same idea without relying on the participle, but trazidos remains a standard, correct option for matching masculine plural nouns.

See also: trazer, participio passado, trazido, trazidas, português grammar.