1. Etymology of the English suffix -ed

Derivations in English

affected, affected, wicked

Usage

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2. Etymology of the English suffix -ed

Derivations in English

abased, abbreviated, absorbed, abstracted, accepted, accosted, accredited, accused, acknowledged, addicted, adjusted, affected, affianced, affiliated, aggravated, agonized, allowed, antiquated, applied, appointed, articled, articulated, assembled, asserted, assorted, assumed, atrophied, attached, authorized, babelized, balanced, banded, bemused, betrothed, bewildered, biased, blamed, blitzed, bloated, boiled, bombed, bounded, bucked, bundled, burdened, burred, calculated, canned, certified, circumstanced, civilized, clipped, cloistered, closeted, collected, complicated, composed, compromised, concentrated, concerned, conflicted, conjoined, considered, consolidated, constrained, contented, continued, contorted, contracted, contrived, converted, convoluted, corned, cornuted, countrified, crenelated, crossed, crowded, cultivated, cultured, dashed, debauched, deceased, decided, declared, decomposed, decorated, dedicated, deferred, deflected, dejected, delighted, demented, departed, depraved, deprived, deranged, deserted, deserved, desiccated, designed, destined, detached, detailed, determined, devoted, dignified, dilapidated, directed, disabled, disadvantaged, disaffected, disappointed, disconnected, discontented, disgruntled, dished, disinclined, disjoined, disjointed, disorganized, disoriented, dispirited, displaced, dispossessed, dissatisfied, dissected, dissipated, distended, distinguished, distorted, distracted, disturbed, diversified, divided, doddered, dratted, durned, educated, elated, elected, elevated, emaciated, emancipated, embowed, endangered, enervated, engaged, estranged, euchred, exaggerated, exalted, excited, experienced, exposed, exserted, fancied, fatigued, finished, fitted, fledged, flexed, flurried, foliated, forced, foxed, fragmentized, frazzled, frightened, frosted, frustrated, fumed, gentrified, glazed, glottalized, goldarned, graduated, grooved, guarded, gutturalized, hackneyed, hammered, heated, hepped, horrified, hurried, hydrated, illustrated, immerse, impaired, impassioned, implied, impoverished, improvised, imputed, incapacitated, incised, included, incorporated, inexperienced

Usage

Word found in Modern English

3. Etymology of the English suffix -ed

Derivations in English

acred, advantaged, affined, angled, antlered, arbored, arcaded, arched, armored, barbed, bedded, belted, berried, bigoted, bladed, bodied, bonded, booted, bosomed, bountied, bradded, branded, brandied, burled, buskined, cadenced, calicoed, candied, carbuncled, cataphracted, celled, centered, centuried, cheeked, citied, coated, coffered, cogged, complemented, corked, cowled, crackbrained, cramped, cupped, cussed, dated, denimed, deuced, domed, dotted, dovetailed, edged, eggheaded, extradosed, fabled, faced, famed, fated, fendered, fibered, fingered, flatfooted, flawed, fleeced, fluted, foiled, forehanded, fragmented, frenzied, fruited, gabled, gaited, gated, gifted, ginned, glandered, goosewinged, gorged, grained, habited, hagged, handed, handicapped, handled, handloomed, heeled, hipped, historied, hobnailed, hoofed, humped, instrumented, intentioned, ivied, jackbooted, jaundiced, jawed, juried, keyed, kilted, knickered, knurled, lanceted, lashed, latticed, leaded, leisured, liveried, lobed, lustered, masked, memoried, minded, mooned, motored, nacred, neaped, nested, oared, opinioned, oystered, paced, palleted, palsied, paned, pedigreed, petticoated, pilastered, pinstriped, plaided, plated, plumed, pocked, pouched, principled, pronged, propertied, poppied, porticoed, quilled, rayed, ridered, rimmed, rubied, runed, salaried, sapheaded, scrubbed, sedged, sexed, sighted, skilled, spired, spirited, spouted, sprinklered, staged, stalked, statued, statured, stilted, storied, stranded, striped, structured, stubbed, tartrated, tentacled, tented, tenured, threaded, throated, tiered, titled, toed, trophied, tufted, turreted, uniformed, valved, veiled, vined, vistaed, volumed, waisted, waved, webbed, wedged, wheeled, whelked, whiskered, whorled, wigged, woaded, wooded, zippered, addlebrained, addlepated, arseniuretted, bigmouthed

Usage

Word found in Modern English