baseadas

Baseadas is a Portuguese term that serves as the feminine plural form of the past participle bazeado/adjective baseado/baseada, used to indicate that something is based on or grounded in another thing. In everyday language, baseadas typically appears in phrases describing evidence, sources, or foundations for statements, conclusions, or recommendations.

Usage and meaning

Baseadas functions as an adjective meaning based on or founded on something. It agrees with feminine plural nouns, as in: informações baseadas em evidências (information based on evidence), recomendações baseadas em dados (recommendations based on data), políticas baseadas em ciência (policies based on science). The masculine plural counterpart is baseados, and the feminine singular is baseada, with baseada commonly appearing in similar constructions.

Linguistic notes

Baseadas derives from the verb basear, whose past participle forms include baseado (masculine) and baseada (feminine). When describing plural feminine nouns, the form baseadas is used. The structure baseadas em X is a standard way to attribute foundation or justification to X, such as "provas baseadas em experimentos" or "critério baseadas em padrões."

Other uses

Baseadas is not a widely recognized standalone concept, organization, or place name. It is primarily a grammatical and lexical form in Portuguese. Occasional uses as a proper noun may occur in specific contexts or titles, but there is no established subject known simply as “Baseadas.”

See also

basear, baseado, baseada, basadas (Spanish cognate)