analizado

Analizado is the masculine singular past participle of the Spanish verb analizar, meaning “analyzed” or “examined.” It functions as a verbal adjective and as part of compound tenses with haber, as in he analizado los datos, or in passive constructions such as el informe fue analizado.

As an adjective, analizado agrees with the noun in gender and number: analizado (m. s.), analizada (f. s.), analizados (m. pl.), analizadas (f. pl.). It is commonly used to describe results, data, texts, or objects that have undergone analysis.

In usage, analizado appears in two principal constructions. With haber to form perfect tenses (he analizado, hemos analizado, etc.), and in passive voice or evaluative phrases (el informe fue analizado; los resultados analizados sugieren). It often combines with adverbs or modifiers such as críticamente, detenidamente, or detalladamente.

Etymology: analizado comes from analizar, which in turn derives from Greek roots through Latin and French influence. The form mirrors similar words in other Romance languages, such as italiano analizzato or portugués analisado. Its English equivalent is analyzed.

In everyday and academic contexts, analizado is a standard term for indicating that something has undergone analysis. Its gendered forms allow it to describe a wide range of nouns, from data sets to textual passages, while maintaining agreement with the noun it modifies.