corrigidas

Corrigidas is the feminine plural form of the Portuguese adjective corrigida, meaning that something has been corrected or amended. It comes from the verb corrigir, to correct or rectify, and it agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies.

In practice, corrigidas are used in editing, publishing, data processing, and administration to indicate that errors have been identified and fixed. Examples include versões corrigidas (corrected versions), notas corrigidas (corrected notes), informações corrigidas (corrected information), and tabelas corrigidas (corrected tables). The term is often paired with words like errata, correções, or atualizações to emphasize the nature of the changes.

As an adjective, corrigidas typically appear as part of noun phrases rather than as a standalone noun. Its usage is parallel to the Spanish corregidas and to the English concepts of corrected versions, corrigenda, or corrigendum, which signal published or released corrections.

Etymology notes: corrigidas derives from Latin corrigere, meaning to set right. See also related terms such as corrigendum and corrigenda in Latin-based publishing contexts. In Portuguese-language contexts, corrigidas helps specify that an item has undergone revision and error correction, providing a precise, neutral way to describe revised materials.