ventilované

Ventilované is a Czech adjective derived from the verb ventilovat, which means “to ventilate” in English. The word is used to describe objects, spaces, or systems that have been supplied with or are capable of supplying fresh air, thereby providing ventilation. It functions grammatically as a past participle and can be used attributively in nouns such as ventilovaný pokoj (ventilated room) or ventilované vybavení (ventilated equipment).

The concept of ventilation encompassed by ventilované appears in many contexts. In building and architectural terminology it refers to rooms, attics, or industrial facilities designed to allow the circulation of air, often with mechanical ventilation systems or natural airflow openings. In medical contexts, ventilované may describe clothing or gear that permits breathability, such as ventilované pomocí vzduchových kanálů (ventilated with air channels). The term also applies to agricultural settings, where ventilované subsystems help control humidity and temperature in greenhouses or livestock houses.

Because Czech allows inflection for gender, number, and case, the word changes form: ventilovaný (masculine singular), ventilovaná (feminine singular), ventilované (neuter singular or masculine/feminine plural), and ventilovaná (plural feminine). It is commonly found in technical manuals, construction plans, safety regulations, and environmental standards where the quality of air exchange is a key concern.

Overall, ventilované serves as a concise descriptor for any installation or material that actively facilitates the movement of air, ensuring comfort, safety, or efficiency in a wide range of practical applications.