òptima

Óptima is the feminine singular form of the Spanish adjective óptimo, used to describe something that is as good as possible or the best under specified conditions. The masculine singular is óptimo; feminine plural is óptimas; masculine plural is óptimos. The accent on the first syllable indicates the stressed vowel in Spanish.

It is commonly used in everyday language and in technical contexts to refer to the best available option, result, or performance, as in solución óptima (optimal solution), rendimiento óptimo (optimal performance), and condición óptima (optimal condition).

In mathematics, economics, and operations research, 'óptima' denotes the best feasible outcome of an optimization problem. Expressions such as solución óptima or valor óptimo refer to the best value or decision under given constraints, often within the framework of an optimization objective and optimality criteria.

It is closely related to the masculine form óptimo and to related terms such as optimalidad (optimality) and solución óptima.