resumidas

Resumidas is the feminine plural form of the past participle resumido, used in Spanish and Portuguese as the feminine plural of the verb resumir (to summarize). It functions primarily as an adjective, agreeing with feminine plural nouns to indicate that something has been condensed or abridged. Examples include notas resumidas (summarized notes) or ideas resumidas (condensed ideas).

In both languages, resumidas can appear in contexts describing shortened texts, reports, or sections that present only the essential points. Although possible in theory to use resumidas as a standalone noun to refer to a collection of condensed items, this usage is uncommon; the corresponding noun forms are resúmenes (Spanish) and resumos (Portuguese).

Etymology and usage notes: the adjective derives from the verb resumir, which comes from a Latin root related to ressumere, meaning to take up again or to summarize. In everyday writing, resumidas typically appears as part of a noun phrase describing something that has been shortened or abbreviated.

See also: resumir, resumen, resúmenes, resumo, resumos.