No. 4,945 in Catalan
venudes
"Venudes" means "sold" (feminine plural) in English.
In a sentence
Les pomes han estat venudes al mercat aquest matí.
The apples have been sold at the market this morning.
Here, 'venudes' is the feminine plural past participle of the verb 'vendre,' meaning 'sold.' It describes the state of the apples after being sold.
Les entrades venudes no es poden reemborsar.
The sold tickets cannot be refunded.
In this case, 'venudes' is used as a past participle adjective modifying 'entrades,' which are tickets, indicating that these tickets are the ones already sold.
Comprovaré quantes còpies venudes falten per enviar.
I will check how many sold copies are still to be sent.
Here, 'venudes' modifies 'còpies,' meaning copies, and is used as an adjective indicating the copies that were sold.
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