valorada

Valorada is the feminine singular form of the past participle of valorar in Spanish. As an adjective, it means valued, appraised, or esteemed, and it agrees in gender with the noun it modifies. The masculine and plural forms are valorado and valorados, respectively. Valorada can appear in passive-voice constructions and in noun phrases related to evaluation and value.

Etymology and grammar: the word derives from valor (value) with the suffix -ada, which forms adjectives and past participles in feminine form. It is closely related to related terms such as valoración (valuation) and valor (value), and is commonly found in contexts involving assessment or price.

Usage: in finance, real estate, and insurance, valorada is used to indicate that an asset or property has been appraised or valued, for example in phrases like una propiedad valorada en una cifra determinada or bienes valorados a precio de mercado. It can also describe people or work as highly regarded, such as una persona muy valorada por su experiencia. In legal or administrative texts, valorada may appear in discussions of value or valuation processes.

Toponymy and proper nouns: valorada is primarily a descriptive term and is not generally documented as a standalone widely recognized place or organization. If used as a proper noun, it would typically appear as part of a longer name or branding rather than as an established geographic or institutional title.

See also: valoración, valor, valorar. References: general Spanish dictionaries and financial glossaries that cover terms related to value, appraisal, and valuation.