logrados

Logrados is the plural masculine form of the past participle of the verb lograr in Spanish and Portuguese. As an adjective, logrados denotes that something has been achieved or attained. The related forms are logro (masc. sing.), lograda (fem. sing.), logrados (masc. plur.), and logradas (fem. plur.), with the participle agreeing in gender and number with the noun it modifies.

In Spanish, logrados commonly appears in phrases that describe achieved results or attained goals, such as los resultados logrados or las metas logradas. It can also appear in sentences like los objetivos han sido logrados. In everyday usage, speakers often prefer the noun logro to express “an achievement,” rather than using logrados as a noun.

In Portuguese, the form logrados exists as the past participle plural, used in similar adjectival sense to mean “achieved.” However, everyday Portuguese more often uses alternatives such as alcançados or obtidos to convey the same idea. When logrados is used in Portuguese, it functions as an adjective and agrees with the noun it describes.

Etymology and related terms: logrados derives from the verb lograr, which is found in both Spanish and Portuguese. The corresponding noun for “achievement” in Spanish is logro and in Portuguese often alcançamento or realização, depending on regional usage. The word has cognates across the Romance language family and shares its basic meaning of completion or attainment.

See also: logro, logros.