Gelüftete

Gelüftete is a German adjective meaning "ventilated" or "aired." It is derived from the verb "lüften," which means to ventilate, air out, or lift. The adjective describes a state or condition where air has been circulated or exchanged.

In practical terms, "gelüftete" can refer to a room that has had its windows opened to allow fresh air in and stale air out. For example, one might say "Das Schlafzimmer ist gut gelüftet" (The bedroom is well ventilated), indicating that the air quality is fresh. It can also describe clothing or objects that have been aired, such as "gelüftete Schuhe" (aired shoes) which implies they have been left out to dry or remove odors.

The concept of ventilation, or "Lüftung," is important in many contexts, including building design, health, and hygiene. Proper ventilation helps to control humidity, remove pollutants, and maintain a comfortable indoor environment. Therefore, surfaces, spaces, and items can be described as "gelüftete" to indicate they have undergone this process. The term emphasizes the action of air circulation having taken place.