beheiztes

Beheiztes is a German adjective and the past participle form derived from beheizen, meaning to heat or to supply heat. It is used to indicate that a noun has been heated or is provided with a heat source. In practice, it functions attributively before a noun: das beheizte Wasserbad, ein beheizter Raum, das beheizte Ölbad.

Beheiztes can appear with different noun genders and articles, showing regular adjective endings. Examples include das beheizte Wasserbad (the heated water bath), ein beheizter Raum (a heated room), and das beheizte Ölbad (the heated oil bath). In contexts where the noun is uncountable or the phrase is used descriptively, you may also encounter Beheiztes Wasser in technical writing to denote water that is maintained at a set temperature.

Beheiztes contrasts with related terms such as beheizt (the past participle used in predicative position, as in Das Wasser ist beheizt) and Beheizung or Heizung, which refer to the process or system of heating rather than to a specific heated state. The prefix be- adds causative or intensifying nuance to beheizen, indicating that heat is supplied by an external source or mechanism.

In usage, beheiztes is common in technical, laboratory, and building contexts, where it helps to specify the presence and purpose of heat. It is typically translated as heated or heated-up in English, depending on the noun and context. See also Beheizung and Heizung for related concepts of warmth and temperature control.