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It can be, as in lighted walkways or lighted exteriors (illuminated).

Lighted is one variant past tense and past participle of the verb to light, which can mean to illuminate or to set aflame. The other variant, lit, can also be used as an adjective (e.g. lit candles).

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Yes it can be an adjective.

For example, I can say that "her skin tone is very light." The word light is describing her skin, and therefore it is an adjective.

The word "light" can also be used as a noun or verb.

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No, is is a verb (participle) or a noun (gerund).

It is not one of the verbs where the present participle (-ing) form can be used with nouns. The similar verb form lightening is occasionally used as an adjective.

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No, "lighting" is a noun that refers to the arrangement, intensity, or quality of light in a space. It is not used to describe or modify nouns, which is the function of an adjective.

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