reídos

Reídos is a term that can refer to several subjects in Spanish-language contexts. In grammar, reídos is the plural past participle of the verb reír, meaning “laughed.” The base participle is reído; reídos appears when a plural subject is described as having laughed or when the participle is used as an adjective in plural form. In contemporary prose the use of reídos as an attributive adjective is uncommon, and speakers typically rely on phrases such as "ha reído" or "con risa" to express the idea.

Reídos also exists as a surname in Spanish-speaking populations. As with many Iberian-origin surnames, it occurs in genealogical and civil-record sources and may be found in historical documents dating to the early modern period. The surname is relatively uncommon and does not point to a widely known contemporary public figure.

Geographically, there are no widely recognized towns or municipalities named Reídos in major gazetteers. The form may appear as a local microtoponym or in historical land records, but it does not denote an established administrative locality.

Related terms include reír and reído, which are the verb’s base forms and its singular past participle, respectively.