mudadas

Mudadas is a term that occurs in Iberian Romance languages, most commonly as the feminine plural past participle of the verb mudar, meaning changed or altered. As an adjective, mudadas agrees with feminine plural nouns and can describe things that have undergone modification, such as roupas mudadas (changed clothes) or opiniões mudadas (changed opinions). In literary and journalistic contexts, mudadas is often used to evoke themes of change, adaptation, or revision.

Beyond its grammatical use, mudadas occasionally appears in geographic names or as part of toponyms in local contexts, and it can appear as a family name in some records. However, there is no widely recognized city, institution, or famous person known solely as Mudadas in major reference works. The term is thus primarily a grammatical form rather than a widely used proper noun.