recibidos

Recibidos is the plural masculine form of the past participle recibido in Spanish. It functions primarily as an adjective or as part of verb-derived constructions from the verb recibir, which means to receive. As an adjective, it describes things that have been received, accepted, or obtained. For example: datos recibidos (data that has been received), solicitudes recibidas (applications that have been received). The feminine and plural forms adapt to the noun they modify, as in notas recibidas or invitados recibidos.

In standard Spanish, recibidos is not commonly used as a standalone noun. The noun for a receipt or proof of payment is recibiro? no, it is recibo (plural recibos). While phrases like documentos recibidos appear, the form does not function as a fixed noun with a separate meaning beyond its participial sense.

Etymology: recibidos comes from the verb recibir, which itself derives from Latin recipere, meaning to take back or to receive. The participle form is widely used across Spanish-speaking regions in both formal and everyday language to indicate that something has been received or accepted.

See also: Recibir, Recibo, Recibos, Recibido.