reduïts

Reduïts is the masculine plural form of reduït in Catalan, an adjective meaning “reduced” or “diminished.” The feminine plural is reduïdes. The term is used to describe things that have been made smaller, simpler, or lower in degree. Etymology traces reduït to Latin reducere, with reduït functioning as a past participle in Catalan.

Usage spans several domains. In statistics and data processing, valors reduïts or “reduced values” refer to data that have been scaled, normalized, or otherwise condensed for analysis. In mathematics and computer science, a model reduït or “reduced model” denotes a simplified representation that preserves essential features while omitting unnecessary details. In linguistics and phonetics, reduïts can describe reduced or elided forms of words in connected speech, though more common Catalan terms for reduction are reduccions. In everyday language, reduïts can describe anything shortened or diminished, such as a document with a versió reduïda or a file of reduced size.

Grammar note: Catalan adjectives agree with gender and number; reduït, reduïts, reduïda, and reduïdes are among the inflected forms.

See also: reducció, reduït, data compression.