-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
caffeinated
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

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