-ated

English

Etymology 1

From -ate +‎ -ed.

Suffix

-ated (adjective-forming suffix, comparative more -ated, superlative most -ated)

1. Alternative form of -ate.

Derived terms

English terms suffixed with -ated

alkynylated

argonated

arylated

avidinated

benzoinated

benzylated

carminated

cathedrated

chinchillated

chlorurated

collagenated

decaffeinated

dechorionated

deganglionated

deglycyrrhizinated

demembranated

feruloylated

fluoresceinated

guanidinylated

impapyrated

intagliated

irisated

lipidated

lirated

lithiated

machicolated

maleylated

maltosylated

mannosylated

medullated

melanated

myelinated

niggerfuxated

pepsinated

petiolated

phenolated

phenylated

polymorphonucleated

pyridoxalated

rhodaminated

sillonated

siphunculated

spasticated

sulfamoylated

sulfonylated

torquated

trimethylsilylated

tyrosinated

ubiquitinated

umbilicated

uracilated

vinylated

zirconated

Etymology 2

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

Suffix

-ated

1. simple past and past participle of -ate

Anagrams

• AEDT, TAED, Teda, tea'd, TA'ed, TAed, date, tead, EDTA, Date, Daet