Visés

Visés is the masculine plural form of the French adjective visé, derived from the verb viser, meaning to aim at or to target. It is used to describe something that has been aimed at, intended, or targeted. The feminine plural form is visées, while the singular forms are visé (masculine) and visée (feminine).

In usage, visés appears in phrases such as les objectifs visés (the objectives aimed at) and les personnes visées (the targeted people). The term is common in administrative, legal, journalistic, and policy contexts to indicate what is being addressed or targeted by a plan, measure, or action.

Grammatical notes: visés is a past participle form of viser when used with the auxiliary avoir in compound tenses. If the direct object precedes the verb, the participle agrees in gender and number, e.g., les cibles qu’ils ont visées. When the direct object follows the verb, as in ils ont visé les cibles, the participle does not change form.

Visés does not function as a standalone noun and is not typically used as a proper noun. It is primarily a grammatical and descriptive term in French, enabling precise references to what is targeted or intended in a given context.