delicadas

Delicadas is the feminine plural form of the Spanish adjective delicada, meaning delicate, refined, or fragile. In ordinary usage, delicadas describes feminine plural nouns (for example, manos delicadas or flores delicadas) and can convey a sense of gentleness, care, or susceptibility. In literary or poetic contexts, the term may be used descriptively or symbolically to evoke delicacy or vulnerability.

Etymology and grammar: Delicadas comes from delicada, which in turn derives from delicado, with roots in Latin delicatus meaning pleasing or refined. The form delicadas agrees in gender and number with feminine plural nouns.

Usage and references: The word appears across Spanish-language literature, media, and speech as a common adjective. When encountered as a standalone term, delicadas may sometimes function as a nominal phrase or title in a work, where its meaning depends on the surrounding text or the creator’s intent. It is not associated with a single, universally recognized topic or entity; rather, it represents a flexible linguistic form that can describe people, objects, or concepts deemed delicate or refined.

See also: delicada, delicadeza, delicadamente.

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