atendidas

Atendidas is the feminine plural form of the past participle of the Spanish verb atender. It functions as an adjective or as part of the passive voice to indicate that something has received attention, care, or processing. The base verb atender means to attend to, to take care of, or to address, and it traces to Latin origins related to attending or stretching toward something.

In usage, atendidas describes feminine plural nouns or subjects. Typical constructions include las solicitudes atendidas (the requests that have been processed) or las personas atendidas (the people who have received assistance). The form can appear in phrases such as han sido atendidas (have been attended to) or fueron atendidas (were attended to). It is common in administrative, social-service, and healthcare contexts to report which items or individuals have received attention.

Grammar note: atendidas agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies. It is not a standalone noun; it is a participial form used to describe status or to form compound tenses.

Examples:

- Las solicitudes atendidas se incluyeron en el informe.

- Las personas atendidas por el servicio social recibieron orientación y apoyo.

See also: atender, atención.