-ed

-ed [d, ıd, t] suffix

[: Old English; Origin: -ed, -od]

1.) forms the regular past tense and past participle of verbs. The past participle form is often used as an adjective

▪ I want, I wanted, I have wanted

▪ I show, I showed, I have shown

▪ He walked away.

▪ a sound that echoed through the room

▪ a wanted criminal

2.) [in adjectives]

having a particular thing

▪ a bearded man (=a man with a beard)

▪ a kind-hearted woman