racontées

Racontées is a French term that translates to "told" or "narrated" in English. It is the past participle of the verb "raconter," which means to tell a story or to recount an event. The word "racontées" is used in various contexts to describe something that has been told or recounted. For example, a story that has been told can be described as "une histoire racontée." Similarly, an anecdote that has been narrated can be referred to as "une anecdote racontée."

In literature and storytelling, "racontées" implies that a narrative has been shared, either orally or in written form. It suggests that the act of telling or recounting has taken place, and the story or event is now in a state of being told. The term can also be used to describe the act of passing down traditions or histories through storytelling. When an elder "raconte" a tale to younger generations, those tales are "racontées" over time, preserving cultural memory.

The grammatical form of "racontées" is feminine plural, indicating that it refers to feminine plural nouns. If referring to masculine plural nouns, the form would be "racontés." For instance, "les histoires racontées" (the told stories) or "les contes racontés" (the told tales). The word emphasizes the completed action of narration.