narradas

Narradas is a linguistic form found in Spanish and Portuguese, typically functioning as the feminine plural past participle of the verb narrar (to narrate). It is not a standalone concept; its meaning derives from the noun it modifies and the context in which it appears.

In Spanish, narradas agrees with feminine plural nouns such as historias or fuentes. It is used to describe things that have already been narrated or recounted, for example las historias narradas por los testigos or las fuentes narradas. The term often appears in literary, journalistic, and academic contexts to indicate that a set of events or statements has been told or recorded.

In Portuguese, narradas can appear in equivalent phrases, modifying feminine plural nouns like notícias narradas or histórias narradas, to indicate that those items have been told or recounted. The usage mirrors the Spanish pattern, with the participle agreeing in gender and number with the noun.

Narradas is not the name of a recognized theory, movement, or widely established concept in itself. Rather, it functions as a grammatical form used across contexts to describe narrated content. In some cases, it may also appear as part of compound expressions or, less commonly, as a proper noun in fictional or regional uses.

See also: narrative, narration, narratology.