descritos

Descritos is the plural masculine form of the past participle of the verbs describir in Spanish and descrever in Portuguese. As an adjective, it means described and is used to refer to things that have been described. In Spanish it appears with masculine plural nouns, for example los hechos descritos en el informe. In Portuguese, the form is used similarly for masculine plural contexts, with feminine plural forms being descritas.

Etymology and morphology: both Spanish and Portuguese participles derive from Latin describere, a compound of de- or dis- with scribere (to write). The past participle in these languages has agreement with the noun it modifies, changing form to descritos for masculine plural, descritas for feminine plural, and similarly in Portuguese.

Usage and notes: descritos is common in formal writing, legal documents, and academic texts to signal that certain items or facts have been previously described. It does not constitute a standalone concept or name; rather, it is a grammatical form used to describe or reference previously described elements within a sentence or passage.

See also: descripciones, descrição, describir, descrever, describe, and the related Spanish/Portuguese noun forms such as descripción and descrição.