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-armed

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Table of contents

1 English

1.1 Etymology

1.1.1 Adjective Suffix
1.1.2 Translations
1.1.3 Derived Words

1.2 Etymology

1.2.1 Adjective Suffix
1.2.2 Translations

English

Etymology

From armed, arm + -ed, past participle.

Adjective Suffix

-armed

having a number of arms
The one-armed man
A four-armed monster

Translations

Finnish: -kätinen (1, in compounds)

Derived Words

one-armed
two-armed
three-armed
four-armed
five-armed
six-armed
seven-armed
eight-armed
nine-armed

etc

Etymology

From armed, arm, to equip + -ed, past participle.

Adjective Suffix

-armed

armed with
Rocket-armed radicals
Rifle-armed soldiers

Translations

Finnish: aseistautunut (1), aseistettu (1)

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WordNet Definitions

The verb "arm" has two senses:

arm

The adjective "armed" has three senses:

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