poblado

Spanish

Etymology

From poblar.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /poˈblado/, [poˈβlaðo]

Adjective

poblado (feminine singular poblada, masculine plural poblados, feminine plural pobladas)

having people, populous, populated
Ciudad Nezahualcóyotl es uno de los municipios mexicanos más poblados.
Ciudad Nezahualcóyotl is one of the most populous Mexican municipalities.
(databases) populated, having data, being not empty

Noun

poblado m (plural poblados)

settlement (village)

Verb

poblado m (feminine singular poblada, masculine plural poblados, feminine plural pobladas)

Masculine singular past participle of poblar.

Usage notes

When indicating people, it is used for a territory being masculine in Spanish, such as país, estado, municipio, territorio, etc.; feminine forms are used for id. nouns, such as ciudad, nación, etc.

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