Geräumt

Geräumt is a German adjective derived from the verb "räumen," which means to clear, vacate, or remove. As an adjective, "geräumt" describes a state of being cleared or emptied. It is most commonly used in contexts related to spaces, buildings, or areas.

For instance, a "geräumtes Zimmer" would be a room that has been cleared of furniture or occupants. Similarly, a "geräumtes Feld" could refer to a field that has been cleared of crops or debris. In a more abstract sense, "geräumt" can also imply that something has been removed or abolished. For example, a "geräumtes Verbot" would mean a ban that has been lifted or rescinded.

The word is often encountered in official notices or legal contexts, such as "geräumt werden" which translates to "to be vacated" or "to be cleared out." This typically refers to the requirement for individuals or entities to leave a property, often within a specified timeframe. The adjective emphasizes the completed action of clearing or vacating.