pulita

Pulita is a term in the Italian language with multiple uses. It is the feminine singular past participle of the verb pulire, meaning to clean, and it can function as an adjective describing cleanliness when it modifies feminine nouns.

In everyday usage, pulita agrees with the noun it describes: una stanza pulita (a clean room), l’acqua è pulita (the water is clean). When used with the auxiliary essere in compound tenses, the participle agrees in gender and number, as in le finestre sono pulite (the windows are clean).

Pulita is also encountered as a surname in Italian-speaking regions. As a family name it is relatively uncommon and does not imply a specific occupation or origin by itself.

There are no widely recognized places or institutions named Pulita as a standalone title. When it appears in toponyms or branding, it is typically part of a longer name or expression.