removidos

Removidos is the plural form of the past participle "removido" in Portuguese, and it functions both as an adjective and as a noun phrase in everyday, administrative, and legal language. It refers to items, people, or data that have been taken away, relocated, or deleted. For example, "itens removidos" means removed items, and "pessoas removidas" can refer to people who have been removed from a position or group.

As an adjective, removidos describes things that have been physically moved or separated, such as "documentos removidos" (removed documents) or "dados removidos" (removed data). As a noun phrase, "os removidos" can refer to people who have been removed, for instance from office, a committee, or a list.

Etymology and agreement: removido comes from the verb remover, with the plural form removidos matching masculine plural nouns. The feminine forms are removida and removidas. In practice, the word adapts to gender and number to maintain grammatical agreement in sentences.

Usage notes: removidos is commonly found in administrative, bureaucratic, and archival contexts. It is often used in discussions of governance, personnel changes, or record-keeping to indicate elements that have been taken out of a system, from a duty roster, or from a dataset. The term can be used for both concrete objects and abstract data, and it is frequently paired with qualifiers such as itens, documentos, dados, ou pessoas to specify what has been removed.