transportadas

Transportadas is the feminine plural form of the past participle of the verb transportar in Portuguese. It is used as an adjective or as part of a compound verb to indicate that goods, people, or other items have been moved from one location to another. The form agrees in gender and number with the noun it describes (for example, mercadorias transportadas).

Grammatically, transportadas can appear in passive constructions, such as estar/ser + transportadas, or in adjectival phrases like mercadorias transportadas. The masculine plural form is transportados, the feminine singular is transportada, and the masculine singular is transportado.

Etymology-wise, transportadas comes from the Latin root transportare, through the Portuguese verb transportar, with the standard -ado suffix that marks past participles in the feminine plural form.

Usage context includes logistics, shipping, customs, and legal texts, where it designates items that have already been moved. Examples: "As mercadorias transportadas chegaram ao porto ontem." or "Pessoas transportadas pelo serviço ferroviário foram registradas."

In other Romance languages, a parallel form exists; in Spanish, transportadas serves the same grammatical role as the feminine plural past participle of transportar.

See also: transportar, transporte, transportado, mercadorias, logística.