acabadas

Acabadas is the feminine plural form of the Spanish adjective acabado, derived from the verb acabar, meaning finished, completed, or concluded. It is used to describe feminine plural nouns, indicating that they have reached a final state or result.

In everyday language, acabadas appears in phrases such as paredes acabadas (finished walls), obras acabadas (completed works), or tareas acabadas (finished tasks). It can also function in a passive or resultative sense, as in las puertas están acabadas, meaning the doors are finished.

In construction, design, and crafts, acabadas may appear alongside feminine nouns to emphasize the completed condition of surfaces or treatments, for example superficies acabadas or muestras acabadas. While canopy terms like acabados (masculine) are common when referring to finishes in a general sense, the feminine form aligns with feminine nouns and contexts.

Etymologically, acabadas comes from acabar plus the suffix -ada, which forms adjectives meaning completed or finished. Related terms include acabado (masculine noun or adjective referring to the finish), and el proceso de acabado or acabamiento, which denote the finishing process itself.

Notes: as with other participial adjectives, acabadas agrees with the gender and number of the noun it modifies. Its use is straightforward in descriptive language or technical contexts where the final condition of feminine-plural items is being stated.