respondidos

Respondidos is the past participle of the verb responder in Spanish and Portuguese, used as an adjective or as part of compound verb constructions to indicate that the action of replying has been completed. It derives from Latin respondere and follows the regular Romance-language pattern of -ido/-idos for masculine plurals.

In Spanish, respondidos agrees with the gender and number of the noun it modifies. Examples include “preguntas respondidas” (feminine plural) and “correos respondidos” (masculine plural). It can appear in phrases describing items that have received an answer, such as a set of inquiries or messages.

As a form of the passive voice or a participial phrase, it appears in constructions like “Las preguntas fueron respondidas” or “Las respuestas han sido respondidas.” In these uses, the participle agrees with the direct object when the action is completed and presented as a state.

In everyday and professional contexts, respondidos is commonly seen as a status label in interfaces and workflows, for example: “Tickets respondidos” or “Mensajes respondidos,” signaling that those items have already received replies.

In Portuguese, the same logic applies: respondido/Respondidos, with feminine forms como respondida/Respondidas, used similarly to denote that an item has been answered. The term is a cognate of equivalents in other Romance languages, though each language uses its own past participle forms.

See also: responder, resposta, participio passado.