banded

English

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈbændɪd/

• Audio (Southern England):

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• Rhymes: -ændɪd

Adjective

banded (not comparable)

1. Marked with bands of colour.
   • 1916, Mrs. Dorothy Lord (Maltby) Verrill, Maltby-Maltbie Family History, page 14:

     Arms : Argent, on a bend Gules, three garbs Or. Crest : A Garb Or, banded sable.

   • 1918, History of the McDowells and Connections, page 19:

     leaves, vert. banded gules.

2. Divided into bands.

Derived terms

• banded antbird
• banded anteater
• banded archerfish
• banded bay cuckoo
• banded civet
• banded cotinga
• banded crake
• banded duiker
• banded fruit-dove
• banded ground-cuckoo
• banded hickory borer
• banded honeyeater
• banded killifish
• banded kingfisher
• banded lapwing
• banded mongoose
• bandedness
• banded palm civet
• banded parisoma
• banded pearl
• banded penguin
• banded physa
• banded pig
• banded prinia
• banded quail
• banded rail
• banded sea krait
• banded snake-eagle
• banded stilt
• banded sugar ant
• banded tube
• banded wattle-eye
• banded white-eye
• banded woodpecker
• blue-banded eggfly
• blue-banded sea krait
• Chinese three-banded box turtle
• cross-banded
• double-banded courser
• double-banded plover
• many-banded krait
• multibanded
• narrow-banded dartwhite
• nine-banded armadillo
• nonbanded
• red-banded sand wasp
• three-banded courser
• three-banded grasshopper
• three-banded warbler
• unbanded

Translations

marked with bands of colour

• French: rayé (fr), fascié (fr) (zoology)
• German: gebändert (de)
• Irish: bandach
• Italian: bandato (it), zonato
• Latin: fasciātus, vittātus
• Māori: tāwakawaka, tāekaeka
• Portuguese: bandado (pt) m
• Turkish: şeritli (tr)

Verb

banded

1. simple past and past participle of band

Anagrams

• badden

Bislama

Etymology

From English band-aid.

Noun

banded

1. band-aid