válidas

válidas is a term that can have multiple meanings depending on the context in which it is used, primarily stemming from Romance languages. In Spanish, "válidas" is the feminine plural form of the adjective "válido," which translates to "valid," "legitimate," or "effective." This can apply to various situations, such as legal documents, arguments, or even people deemed capable or healthy. For instance, a "licencia válida" would be a valid license, and "argumentos válidos" would be sound arguments.

In a broader sense, the concept of something being "válida" often implies that it meets certain criteria, standards, or conditions, making it acceptable or recognized. This can extend to abstract ideas, like a "teoría válida" (valid theory), or practical matters, such as "entradas válidas" (valid tickets or entries). The specific nuance of "válidas" is always tied to the noun it modifies and the domain of discourse.

The term can also appear in other Romance languages with similar meanings. In Portuguese, for example, "válidas" shares the same root and general sense of validity or effectiveness. Understanding the context is crucial to accurately interpret the meaning of "válidas" when encountered.