explorés

Explorés is the plural form of the French past participle exploré, meaning "examined" or "explored." In standard grammar, exploré is used as an adjective to describe a noun that has undergone investigation, examination, or survey. The form explorés agrees in gender and number with masculine plural nouns; feminine would be explorées.

In addition to its adjectival use, explorés can function as a nominalized form in some specialized texts. In such contexts, explorés may refer to the people, objects, or datasets that have been subjected to exploration or study. This nominal use is relatively uncommon and may appear in linguistic, archaeological, or data-analytic writings to denote items that have been explored.

The term derives from the verb explorer, itself from Latin explorare, meaning to search out or examine. In ordinary French, explorers are "explorateurs" for people or "exploration" for the action; exploré/es governs the property of being examined rather than the agent performing the exploration.

In usage, exploré is often found in phrases like "les zones explorées" or "les données explorées," where the emphasis is on the state resulting from exploration. The strict sense of exploré is thus tied to surveying, testing, or analyzing processes rather than to a specific field.