complementadas

Complementadas is the feminine plural form of the past participle and adjective "complementado" in Spanish. It denotes that something has been completed, supplemented, or enriched with additional elements. The term is used as a descriptive modifier in ordinary language and can appear in various domains where an object or concept is said to have received an extra component or information.

In grammar and linguistics, complementadas can describe sentences, clauses, or constructions that include one or more complements, indicating that they have been augmented with necessary or optional elements. In data and information contexts, the word is often used to refer to records, databases, or datasets that have been enriched with supplementary fields, metadata, or related information. Outside of technical fields, it simply conveys the sense of “completed with additions.”

Since complementadas is derived from the verb complementar, its precise meaning is determined by context. It should not be confused with the noun “complemento,” which refers to the element that completes or augments something, or with more specific technical terms that name particular kinds of complements in linguistics or data management.

See also: complementar, complemento, complementaridad.