trabajadas

Trabajadas is the feminine plural form of the past participle of trabajar (to work). It functions as an adjective or in passive constructions, describing something that has been worked or processed. As an adjective, it agrees with the noun it modifies in gender and number.

Common uses include phrases such as horas trabajadas (hours worked), piezas trabajadas (finished parts), and superficies trabajadas (processed surfaces). In these contexts, trabajadas signals completion or a state resulting from labor or processing.

Grammatical notes: The full paradigm includes trabajada (feminine singular), trabajadas (feminine plural), trabajado (masculine singular), and trabajados (masculine plural). As a past participle, it appears with haber in perfect tenses (las piezas trabajadas han sido inspeccionadas) and with ser in passive constructions (las piezas trabajadas fueron inspeccionadas).

Etymology and nuance: derived from the verb trabajar with the -ado suffix, trabajadas conveys a completed action. It emphasizes the outcome of labor rather than the ongoing activity and is not typically used as a stand-alone noun.