reabiertas

Reabiertas is the feminine plural form of the past participle reabierto, from the Spanish verb reabrir, meaning “reopened.” As an adjective, it describes something that has been opened again and agrees with feminine plural nouns. It can also appear as part of a compound verb phrase in passive or perfect constructions, such as estar reabiertas or han sido reabiertas.

In usage, reabiertas is commonly employed to report the reopening of facilities, services, or areas after a closure, maintenance, or interruption. It is frequent in news reporting, official communications, and everyday language to convey that access has resumed. Examples include statements like las fronteras están reabiertas or las instalaciones reabiertas tras la reforma, where the subject is feminine and plural.

Morphology and grammar: the related forms are reabierto (masculine singular), reabierta (feminine singular), reabiertos (masculine plural), and reabiertas (feminine plural). It can be used with estar to denote a current status (las puertas están reabiertas) or with haber/verb phrases in perfect tenses (han sido reabiertas). The choice of form depends on the gender and number of the noun it modifies.

See also: reabrir; reapertura; apertura; clausura. These terms relate to the act of opening again, the event of reopening, and the opposite concept of closing, and are often found in similar contexts such as logistics, governance, and journalism.