ilimitadas

Ilimitadas is the feminine plural form of the adjective ilimitado in Spanish and Portuguese, meaning without limits or unlimited. It is used to describe feminine plural nouns, as in posibilidades ilimitadas (unlimited possibilities), oportunidades ilimitadas, or soluciones ilimitadas.

Etymology and grammar: The form derives from the negative prefix il-, a variant of in-, attached to limitado, with assimilation before the letter l. The feminine singular is ilimitada and the masculine singular is ilimitado; the feminine plural is ilimitadas.

Usage notes: In both languages, ilimitadas typically appears in descriptive, promotional, or literary contexts to emphasize abundance, freedom from constraints, or vast potential. Common collocations include possibilities ilimitadas or oportunidades ilimitadas in Spanish, and possibilidades ilimitadas or oportunidades ilimitadas in Portuguese. The term is largely descriptive and not tied to a specific noun beyond the noun it modifies.

Regional and stylistic variation: Although identical in form, usage can reflect language-specific preferences. In everyday speech, it may occur in marketing slogans, product descriptions, or narratives to convey a sense of boundless scope.

See also: ilimitado, ilimitada, límite, sin límite.