lélegeztetett

Lélegeztetett is the past participle of the Hungarian verb lélegeztet, which translates to "to ventilate" or "to give breath to" in English. As a past participle, it can function as an adjective or be used in various grammatical constructions to indicate that an action has been completed.

When used as an adjective, lélegeztetett describes something that has been ventilated or provided with air. For example, a room that has been aired out would be described as lélegeztetett. In a medical context, it can refer to a patient who has been ventilated, meaning they have received artificial respiration or mechanical ventilation.

Grammatically, lélegeztetett can appear in compound verb forms, such as in the perfect tense, to indicate a completed action. It can also be used to form passive voice constructions. The core meaning remains focused on the act of supplying air or enabling breathing. The term is distinct from simply breathing (lélegzik) as it implies an external agent or process involved in the ventilation or respiration.