convenidos

Convenidos is the masculine plural form of the past participle of the verb convenir, or more commonly an adjective meaning “agreed” or “arranged.” In standard Spanish, convenidos describes terms, conditions, or arrangements that have been agreed upon, as in las condiciones convenidas or los términos convenidos. It can also function as a noun in formal or legal language to denote people who have been convened or summoned for a meeting, though this usage is relatively rare and less common than convocados or citados.

Etymology and usage: Convenir comes from Latin convenire, meaning “to come together” or “to agree.” The participle form is convenido, with convenidos serving as the masculine plural. The feminine forms are convenida and convenidas. In legal or administrative contexts, convenidos may appear in phrases such as “las partes convenidas” (the agreeing parties) or “las condiciones convenidas en el contrato” (the conditions agreed in the contract).

Examples: Las cláusulas convenidas deben ser cumplidas. Los términos convenidos quedaron por escrito. En documentos oficiales, se suele preferir otros sustantivos como convocados o citados para referirse a quienes deben asistir a una reunión.

Notes: In everyday Spanish, the usual greeting is bienvenidos, not convenidos. The word convenidos is largely restricted to formal, legal, or administrative language and is rarely used in everyday conversation.