No. 11,563 in French
rédigés
"Rédigés" means "written" or "drafted."
In a sentence
Les contrats ont été rédigés avec soin par les avocats.
The contracts have been carefully drafted by the lawyers.
In this sentence, 'rédigés' is the past participle of 'rédiger', used in the passive voice to indicate the action of drafting being performed on the contracts.
Nous avons rédigé les lettres pour nos clients.
We wrote the letters for our clients.
Here, 'rédigé' is the past participle of 'rédiger', used in active voice to describe the completed action of writing performed by the subject.
Les rapports rédigés hier seront envoyés aujourd'hui.
The reports drafted yesterday will be sent today.
In this example, 'rédigés' functions as a past participle modifying 'rapports', describing the reports that were composed yesterday.
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