repartidas

Repartidas is the feminine plural form of repartida, a word used in Spanish to denote items, portions, or duties that have been distributed or assigned. It can function as an adjective describing things that have already been allocated, or as a noun in some contexts to refer to the distributions themselves.

In everyday and formal language, repartidas describes things that have been allotted or divided among recipients. Examples include repartidas of tasks among a team or repartidas of resources among departments. In legal or administrative documents, the term may appear as a noun phrase referring to the distributions or allotments, though more common terms are reparto, repartición, or distribución.

Historical usage often involves the concept of division or allocation, such as land, goods, or responsibilities. While the specific historical term for colonial land and labor systems is reparto or repartimiento, repartidas can appear in translations or descriptive writings to convey similar ideas of divided assets or duties.

Because repartidas is primarily a grammatical form rather than a standalone concept, its precise meaning depends on context. It does not designate a single, fixed concept by itself, but rather indicates that something has been divided or allocated.

See also: reparto, repartición, reparto de tierras, repartimiento.