canviades

Canviades is a Catalan feminine plural noun formed from the singular canviada, meaning a change or alteration. The term refers to multiple alterations, modifications, or revisions applied to a plan, document, policy, or object. In everyday Catalan, it is less common than terms like canvi or modificacions, but can appear in formal or administrative contexts to emphasize several specific changes.

Etymology and form: The word comes from the verb canviar (to change) plus the noun-forming suffix -ada, which creates words that denote actions or results. The plural form canviades marks more than one change.

Usage: Canviades is typically used to describe a set of adjustments rather than a single modification. It can appear in policy documents, project plans, technical specifications, or architectural and design notes to summarize all alterations made during a process or review. For example, a regulatory document might detail les canviades en el reglament (the changes to the regulation) that take effect in the next phase.

See also: Canviar, Canvi, Modificacions, Reforma.

Note: While canviades conveys the sense of multiple alterations, more common terms in many contexts are canvi or modificacions, depending on the formality and domain.