visualizado

Visualizado is the past participle of the verb visualizar in Spanish and Portuguese, and it functions as an adjective or as part of compound tenses to mean “that has been visualized” or “that has been viewed.” In both languages, the form is masculine singular; feminine is visualizada and plural forms are visualizados (masculine) or visualizadas (feminine). The root comes from visual- (relating to sight) with the participial suffixes -ado in Spanish and -izado in Portuguese.

In grammar, visualizado can describe a noun that has already been rendered or seen. For example, “los datos visualizados” refers to data that has been rendered into a visual form, and “la imagen visualizada” means an image that has been displayed. It is common in everyday language as well as in technical contexts to indicate a completed action of rendering, displaying, or examining something visually. The corresponding noun is visualización, meaning visualization.

In computing and data contexts, visualizado is frequently used to describe content that has been rendered on a screen or incorporated into a visual format. For instance, dashboards may report that “los resultados ya han sido visualizados,” signaling that the information has been displayed to the user. Related terms include visualizar (to visualize) and visualización (the act or process of visualizing). The usage is similar across Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking regions, though stylistic preferences may vary.