No. 11,981 in Spanish
incoado
"Incoado" means "initiated" or "started," often referring to legal or formal procedures.
In a sentence
El proceso judicial fue incoado esta mañana en el tribunal.
The judicial process was initiated this morning in the court.
In this sentence, 'incoado' conveys the meaning of something being started; it refers to the initiation of the judicial process.
He leído que se ha incoado un expediente disciplinario contra el empleado.
I have read that a disciplinary file against the employee has been initiated.
Here, 'incoado' indicates that an official procedure or record has been formally commenced.
El trámite de la documentación fue incoado por la oficina encargada.
The document processing was initiated by the responsible office.
In this context, 'incoado' is used to describe the formal start of paperwork or procedural steps.
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