analisada

Analisada is the feminine past participle form of the Portuguese verb analisar, meaning that something has been studied, examined, or evaluated through analysis. In Portuguese grammar, analisada functions as an adjective or as part of a compound verbal construction, agreeing in gender and number with the noun it describes (for example, amostra analisada, empresa analisada).

Etymology and form: analisar derives from the higher-level concept of analysis, with the feminine past participle analyzada following standard Portuguese morphology. The masculine form is analisado, and the plural forms are analisadas (feminine) and analisados (masculine).

Usage: Analisada is commonly used in scientific, journalistic, and legal contexts to indicate that data, evidence, or objects have undergone analysis. It appears in phrases such as dados analisados (analyzed data) or relatório analisado (analyzed report). It can also appear in titles or summaries to signal completed analysis.

Notes on variation: The term is not a proper noun and does not designate a specific entity; it functions as a regular linguistic form. The corresponding forms for other genders and numbers must be used to maintain grammatical agreement.

Related terms: analisar (to analyze), análise (analysis), analítico (analytical), analisável (analyzable). See also: analysis and related terms in Portuguese-language contexts.