No. 5,727 in French

chauffé

Heated.

In a sentence

L'eau a été chauffée pour préparer du thé.
The water was heated to prepare tea.
In this sentence, "chauffée" is used in the past participle form to indicate the state of the water being heated.
Le chauffage n'est pas en marche, alors il fait froid ici.
The heating is not on, so it is cold here.
Here, "chauffé" is implied as part of the heating system, though "chauffage" specifically refers to the heating appliance.
La chambre est bien chauffée grâce à un radiateur efficace.
The room is well heated thanks to an efficient radiator.
The usage of "chauffée" here describes the room as being in a warmed state due to the radiator.

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