accedidos

accedidos is the masculine plural form of the past participle accedido of the Spanish verb acceder. In contemporary usage, accedido functions primarily as an adjective meaning that someone or something has gained access or has accepted terms. Accedidos can also appear as a noun in some contexts to refer to people who have gained access or who have taken a position, though this nominal use is relatively rare and often stylistically marked.

Etymology and form: accedido comes from the verb acceder, which in turn derives from Latin accēdere (from ad + cēdere, to go toward, to approach). The form accedidos agrees in gender and number with masculine plural nouns; feminine plural would be accedidas.

Usage and context: The participle accedido is widespread in technical, administrative, and legal language to describe eligibility, permissions, or status attainment. When used as a noun, accedidos is most common in historical or bureaucratic texts to designate individuals who have gained access to a service, office, or privilege, or who have ascended to a position. In everyday prose, it is more natural to say “las personas que han accedido” or “los usuarios que han accedido” rather than relying on the nominalized form.

See also: acceder, acceso, accesar. In practice, prefer declarative phrases such as “ha accedido al sistema” or “los usuarios que han accedido” for clarity, reserving accedidos for formal or historical contexts.