No. 10,111 in Spanish
censados
"Registered" or "counted," typically referring to individuals recorded in a census.
In a sentence
Los habitantes de la ciudad fueron censados durante el último censo nacional.
The city's inhabitants were surveyed during the last national census.
Here, 'censados' refers to individuals who participated in the process of being included in the census, used as a past participle.
¿Están todos los animales del zoológico censados correctamente?
Are all the animals in the zoo correctly recorded in the census?
In this sentence, 'censados' describes whether the animals have been included in the record as part of a census, questioning the accuracy or state of the enumeration.
Hasta la fecha, solo tenemos diez censados en la lista oficial.
To date, we only have ten listed in the official registry.
Here, 'censados' is used nominally to refer to entities that have been registered in the census, functioning as a noun or substantive descriptor.
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