No. 4,358 in German

gefüllt

"Gefüllt" means "filled" or "stuffed" in English.

In a sentence

Der Korb ist mit Äpfeln gefüllt.
The basket is filled with apples.
Here 'gefüllt' is used as the past participle of the verb 'füllen', indicating a state of having been filled.
Gefüllt mit Freude betrat sie den Raum.
Filled with joy, she entered the room.
In this case, 'gefüllt' is used metaphorically to describe an emotional state.
Ich habe Gefüllte Paprika zum Mittagessen gemacht.
I made stuffed peppers for lunch.
'Gefüllt' is used as part of a compound adjective describing a food item ('Gefüllte Paprika').

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