ungestörte

Ungestörte is a German adjective form meaning undisturbed, uninterrupted, or free from disturbance. It is derived from the prefix un- attached to gestört (disturbed) and is used to characterize states, environments, or times in which disturbances are absent. The word is commonly found in descriptive writing and everyday language to convey quiet, privacy, and focus.

In usage, ungestörte describes a noun directly and follows normal German adjective inflection rules. It is often seen in phrases such as ungestörte Nacht (an undisturbed night), ungestörte Ruhe (undisturbed peace), or ungestörte Arbeitsumgebung (an undisturbed work environment). The term emphasizes a lack of interruptions, enabling rest, concentration, or private activity. It is widely used in contexts ranging from travel and real estate to lifestyle and productivity discussions.

Translations into English include undisturbed or uninterrupted. Related concepts and synonyms in German include unbehelligt, ruhig, and still. Other inflected forms of the related base adjective ungestört appear in different grammatical cases and numbers, with ungestört serving as the base form and other endings adapting to gender, case, and article.

Examples:

- Die ungestörte Nacht ermöglichte mir erholsamen Schlaf.

- Wir suchten eine ungestörte Arbeitsumgebung.

- Viele Menschen schätzen ungestörte Momente der Konzentration.

See also: Ruhe, Privatsphäre, Konzentration.