ofrecida

Ofrecida is the feminine singular past participle of the Spanish verb ofrecer, meaning "offered" or "presented." It functions as an adjective or as part of verb phrases in compound tenses, and it must agree in gender and number with the noun it modifies.

Etymology and form: The form comes from the verb ofrecer, itself from Latin offerre. In Spanish, past participles formed from -er verbs follow regular patterns: ofrecido (masc. sing.), ofrecida (fem. sing.), ofrecidos (masc. plural), ofrecidas (fem. plural). As an participle, ofrecida can describe a noun that has had something offered or presented.

Usage: Ofrecida describes something that has been offered or presented. It commonly appears with nouns such as ayuda, propuesta, oferta, or favor: "la ayuda ofrecida" (the help offered), "la propuesta ofrecida" (the proposal offered), "las ofertas ofrecidas" (the offers offered). It can also appear in passive constructions with ser or haber, for example, "La propuesta ha sido ofrecida" or "La propuesta fue ofrecida."

Notes: Although primarily a participle used as an adjective, ofrecida may occur in formal or literary contexts to emphasize the result of offering. Its form follows standard agreement rules, so it pairs with feminine singular nouns, and the corresponding forms deben concordar en género y número con el sustantivo al que modifica.