probadas

Probadas is the feminine plural form of the Spanish past participle probada, from the verb probar, and means “tasted” or “tested.” As an adjective, probada describes feminine singular nouns, while probadas describes feminine plural nouns, and the form agrees with the noun it modifies (for example, recetas probadas, tapas probadas).

Common uses of probadas occur in culinary and quality contexts. In cooking, it is used to indicate recipes or dishes that have been tried, refined, and approved, as in recetas probadas or tapas probadas. In quality assurance or product testing, the term signals that items have undergone testing and typically met criteria, with masculine forms such as probados used for masculine nouns (piezas probadas is feminine, while componentes probados would be masculine).

Etymology and related forms: probadas derives from probar, with the suffix -ada forming adjectives and past participles. Related forms include probado (masculine singular), probada (feminine singular), and probados (masculine plural).

Limit and scope: probadas is primarily an ordinary descriptive term in Spanish and is not itself a widely recognized title, place, organization, or standalone concept in major reference works. If “Probadas” is intended as a proper noun in a specific context, further context would be needed to identify and describe it accurately.