aireada

Aireada is the feminine singular past participle form of the Spanish verb airear and is used as an adjective meaning that something has been aired, ventilated, or exposed to fresh air. It describes spaces, objects, or textiles that have been brought into contact with air to remove moisture, odors, or stagnation, or to refresh them.

In grammatical use, aireada functions as a descriptive participle and agrees with the noun it modifies (aireado, aireada, aireados, aireadas). It commonly appears in constructions such as “la casa quedó aireada” or “la ropa fue aireada al exterior.” While it can be used in passive or predicative contexts, it is less common as a stand-alone noun; more typical terms for certain concepts are ventilación or aire.

Etymology traces aireada to airear, the verb meaning to air or ventilate, which itself derives from aire, meaning air. The sense is practical and everyday, often encountered in discussions of cleaning, drying, or refreshing items and environments.

Regional notes are generally that aireada is understood across Spanish-speaking regions, though preferred phrasing may vary. Speakers might choose alternate expressions such as “airear al exterior” or “ventilar” depending on nuance or regional preference, but aireada remains a standard feminine form aligned with standard Spanish grammar.

See also: airear, ventilación, aire.