valorado

Valorado is a Spanish adjective and past participle derived from valorar, meaning to value or to assess. It describes something that is valued, esteemed, or considered of high quality. The form agrees with gender and number: valorado (masculine singular), valorada (feminine singular), valorados (masculine plural), and valoradas (feminine plural).

Beyond its descriptive use, valorado also appears in expressions related to appraisal or financial valuation, where it conveys an estimated or assigned value. In such contexts, it is common to see phrases like “valorado en” followed by a monetary amount, as in “la propiedad está valorada en 350,000 euros.”

In everyday language, valorado can describe people or things appreciated for their qualities, such as “un producto bien valorado” or “un profesional muy valorado por sus colegas.” It is interchangeable with terms like valioso or apreciado in some contexts, though each word carries its own nuance.

Related linguistic terms include valorar (to value or to assess), valoración (valuation or assessment), and valor (value). Valorado is widely used across Spanish-speaking countries in journalism, business, real estate, and cultural criticism.