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conquerides
"Conquerides" means "conquered" (feminine plural) in English.
In a sentence
Les terres conquerides es van unir al regne.
The conquered lands were annexed to the kingdom.
The word 'conquerides' is the past participle of 'conquerir' (to conquer) used as an adjective to describe the noun 'terres' (lands).
Les ciutats conquerides van ser reconstruïdes després de la guerra.
The conquered cities were rebuilt after the war.
'Conquerides' serves as a descriptive adjective modifying the noun 'ciutats' (cities), indicating the state of being conquered.
L'herència cultural de les zones conquerides encara perdura.
The cultural heritage of the conquered areas still persists.
Here, 'conquerides' characterizes the noun 'zones' (areas), reflecting their condition after a conquest.
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