agotadas

agotadas is the feminine plural form of the Spanish adjective agotado. It describes nouns that have been exhausted, spent, or depleted. The term is used for both concrete things (such as reservas, recursos, energías) and abstract ideas (such as oportunidades, posibilidades), to indicate that they have been consumed or are no longer available.

Grammatical notes: agotadas agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies. The masculine plural form is agotados, the feminine singular form is agotada, and the masculine singular form is agotado. As a past participle, agotadas appears in predicative phrases with estar or in passive constructions: Las existencias están agotadas; Las opciones ya fueron agotadas.

Usage and contexts: in economics, ecology, business, and everyday language, agotadas commonly describe stocks, resources, or opportunities that have run out. Examples: Las reservas están agotadas; Las opciones agotadas; Energías agotadas. Note that with masculine nouns the form is agotados; with feminine singular nouns it is agotada. The noun agotamiento refers to the state or act of exhaustion.