identifiées

The French word "identifiées" is the past participle, feminine plural form of the verb "identifier." It translates directly to "identified" in English. In its grammatical function, it signifies that something or someone has been recognized, classified, or established as being a particular thing or person. It implies a process of recognition or determination has occurred.

"Identifiées" is often used in contexts requiring the plural feminine agreement. For example, a report might list "les personnes identifiées" (the identified persons) or "les espèces identifiées" (the identified species). It can appear in legal documents, scientific research, administrative procedures, and everyday conversation whenever multiple feminine nouns or pronouns have undergone the act of identification. The core meaning remains consistent across these varied applications: a state of having been recognized or ascertained.