englobadas

Englobadas is the feminine plural form of the past participle englobado of the Spanish verb englobar. Used as an adjective or as a passive participle, it describes elements that are encompassed, included, or encased within a larger unit, conjunto, o sistema.

Englobar means to include within a boundary or to encompass. The word derives from prefix en- plus glob- from Latin globus, relating to a globe or ball, metaphorically to enclose. The form englobadas agrees in gender and number with feminine plural nouns such as áreas englobadas, entidades englobadas, or conceptos englobados. The feminine plural is englobadas. The masculine plural would be englobados. In many contexts, the term can be replaced by incluidas or abarcadas depending on nuance.

Common domains include law and policy, geography, science, and linguistics. Examples: Las áreas englobadas en este programa abarcan educación, salud y vivienda. Estas especies englobadas constituyen un género dentro del catálogo. Las entidades englobadas por el convenio deben cumplir las normas.

Notes: In Portuguese, englobadas shares the same meaning as in Spanish, and is used similarly in formal writing. The term is typically used in formal, technical, or administrative contexts to indicate that certain items are part of a defined collective or framework.