gealiseerd

Gealiseerd is a Dutch term that functions as a past participle and adjective formed with the prefix ge- and the suffix -iseerd. In Dutch, many verbs ending in -iseren or -aleren can yield such participles, so the exact meaning of gealiseerd depends on the base verb from which it is derived. There is no single, universally fixed definition for the word in isolation.

Because gealiseerd is a derivational form, it typically appears as part of a compound adjective rather than as a stand-alone verb. In practice you are more likely to encounter full forms that name the specific process, such as gealcoholiseerd (alcohol removed) or gealuminiseerd (coated with aluminum). These examples illustrate how the meaning shifts with the root verb, and they show how gealiseerd serves as a morphological building block rather than a common lexical item.

Usage notes and related forms: gealiseerd is relatively uncommon on its own in contemporary Dutch. It is mainly seen in technical, scientific, or industrial contexts where a particular processing step is described at the level of the root verb (for example, processes involving de-alcoholization or aluminization). The term should not be confused with other similarly formed participles such as geglazeerd or geallieerd, which have distinct meanings.

See also: Dutch participles, compounds with ge- prefix, -iseerd verbs, de- prefix in Dutch technical terminology.