gagnée

Gagnée is the feminine singular past participle of the French verb gagner, meaning "to win" or "to earn." It is used both in verb tenses and as an adjective, and it agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies or with the subject in passive constructions.

In passive voice or with the auxiliary être, gagnée agrees with the subject: La partie est gagnée (the round is won). When the auxiliary is avoir, the past participle generally does not agree unless the direct object precedes the participle: Les récompenses qu’elle a gagnées (the rewards she has won).

As an adjective, gagnée can describe a feminine noun meaning something that has been won or earned. For example: la somme gagnée (the sum won), une offre gagnée (an offer won). In such uses, the feminine form aligns with the noun’s gender, and the phrase typically stands without changing the tense of the verb.

Gagnée also appears as a surname in French-speaking regions, though the more common masculine form is Gagné. When encountered as a proper noun, it is distinct from the past participle usage and follows standard surname conventions rather than grammatical agreement rules.

In summary, gagnée is the feminine form of the past participle of gagner, used for feminine subjects or nouns and in feminine adjective forms, with its exact form determined by the surrounding syntax and agreement rules.