confundidos

Confundidos is the masculine plural form of the Spanish adjective confundido, which means "confused" or "misled." The feminine plural is confundidas, and the adjective agrees with the noun in gender and number.

It derives from the verb confundir (to confuse or to mistake), from Latin confundere. In addition to describing a mental state, confundirse means to become confused, to mix things up, or to be perplexed by information.

In everyday usage, "los confundidos" can refer to a group of people who are unsure or puzzled about a situation. The term can describe moods, decisions, or information that is unclear or conflicting.

Outside ordinary speech, confundidos may appear as a proper noun in titles, names of groups, or works of art in Spanish-language media. Its use as a name often plays on the sense of misunderstanding, ambiguity, or surprise.

Related terms include confusión, desconcierto, desorientación, and confundirse.