stockées

Stockées is the feminine plural past participle of the French verb stocker, and can function as a past participle in compound tenses or as an adjective describing items, data, or information that have been stored. The form is commonly found in contexts related to storage, archiving, or data retention.

As an adjective, stockées agrees with the noun it modifies in gender and number. For example: données stockées (feminine plural), marchandises stockées (feminine plural). When used in compound tenses with the auxiliary avoir, the past participle typically does not agree with the subject; it agrees only with a preceding direct object. For instance: J'ai stocké les dossiers (masculine plural), Les dossiers que j'ai stockés (masculine plural). In the passive voice, or with être as the auxiliary, the participle agrees with the subject: ces données sont stockées (feminine plural).

In practical use, stockées frequently appears in computing and information management to describe data that have been retained or recorded: données stockées, informations stockées, ou contenus stockés sur un serveur. In logistics and inventory contexts, it denotes goods that have been placed in storage: marchandises stockées dans l’entrepôt, produits stockés sur palette.

Étymologie-wise, stockées derives from stocker, itself from the French verb stocker, meaning to store. The form reflects standard French gender and number agreement rules for past participles used as adjectives or in compound tenses.