dibujadas

Dibujadas is the feminine plural form of the past participle of the Spanish verb dibujar (to draw). It is used as an adjective to describe something that has been drawn and agrees with feminine plural nouns. As a participle, it can form part of compound tenses with estar or haber, indicating a state resulting from the action of drawing.

Morphology and usage

Dibujadas agrees in gender and number with the noun it describes. The related forms are dibujado (masculine singular), dibujada (feminine singular) and dibujados (masculine plural). In sentences, it often appears in phrases like las imágenes dibujadas or las figuras dibujadas, and can appear with estar or haber to express a completed action or current state: Las ilustraciones están dibujadas; Las figuras fueron dibujadas con tinta.

Examples

- Las imágenes están dibujadas a lápiz.

- Las ilustraciones dibujadas por el artista muestran un estilo minimalista.

- Las figuras fueron dibujadas con precisión técnica.

Contextos

In art and design, dibujadas describe sketches, outlines, or illustrations that result from drawing by hand or with tools. In technical contexts, it can refer to diagrams or planos that have been drawn, often emphasizing the manual or crafted origin of the lines. The term is neutral and widely understood in Spanish-speaking environments.

See also

dibujado, dibujar, participio pasado, gramática española.