sleeved

English

Etymology 1

From Middle English *sleved, *isleved, from Old English ġeslīefed (“sleeved”), equivalent to sleeve +‎ -ed.

Adjective

sleeved (not comparable)

1. (clothing) Having sleeves.

   Antonym: sleeveless

2. (manufacturing, construction) Made with or having sleeves.

Derived terms

• longsleeved
• long-sleeved
• short-sleeved
• Slanket
• unsleeved

Translations

having sleeves

• Finnish: hihallinen (fi)
• Greek: χειριδωτός (el) (cheiridotós) (of clothing)

  Ancient Greek: χειρῐδωτός (kheirĭdōtós) (of clothing)

• Ingrian: hialliin

Etymology 2

From sleeve + -ed.

Verb

sleeved

1. simple past and past participle of sleeve