Tailed: meaning, definitions and examples
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tailed
[ teɪld ]
having a tail
The term 'tailed' refers to an object or being that possesses a tail. It is often used in the context of animals, such as dogs, cats, and various reptiles, where the tail serves various purposes including balance, communication, and movement. In a broader context, 'tailed' can apply to items that have an extension or appendage resembling a tail, whether in literature, fashion, or design. For example, 'tailed' can refer to a type of garment or species of fish that exhibit tail-like features.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- The dog chased the tailed lizard.
- Some birds have beautifully colored tailed feathers.
- In mythology, the dragon is often depicted as a tailed creature.
- The comet appeared tailed as it passed close to the sun.
Translations
Translations of the word "tailed" in other languages:
🇵🇹 com cauda
- rabo
- com cauda
🇮🇳 पूंछ वाला
- पूंछदार
- पूंछ के साथ
🇩🇪 schwanzig
- mit Schwanz
- mit Schwanz
🇮🇩 berkah
- berbulu
- bertail
🇺🇦 з хвостом
- хвостатий
- з хвостиком
🇵🇱 ogoniasty
- z ogonem
- ogonowy
🇯🇵 尾のある
- 尾付き
- 尾を持つ
🇫🇷 avec une queue
- à queue
- ayant une queue
🇪🇸 con cola
- cola
- con una cola
🇹🇷 kuyruklu
- kuyruk ile
- kuyruğa sahip
🇰🇷 꼬리가 있는
- 꼬리 달린
- 꼬리와 함께
🇸🇦 ذيل
- ذو ذيل
- مع ذيل
🇨🇿 s ocasem
- ocasatý
- s ocasem
🇸🇰 s chvostom
- chvostový
- s chvostom
🇨🇳 有尾巴的
- 有尾巴的
- 带尾巴的
🇸🇮 s repom
- repat
- z repom
🇮🇸 me hala
- hala
- með hala
🇰🇿 құйрықты
- құйрықты
- құйрықпен
🇬🇪 კუდიანი
- კუდიანი
- კუდით
🇦🇿 xortlu
- quyruqlu
- quyruqla
🇲🇽 con cola
- con cola
- con un rabo
Etymology
The word 'tailed' is derived from the Old English word 'tægel', which means 'tail' or 'end'. Its roots can be traced back through various Germanic languages, indicating a long-standing relationship with the concept of a tail as an appendage to the body of an animal or object. The evolution of the word saw it adapt to describe not only physical tails but also metaphorical extensions in language and design. Over the centuries, the term has maintained its relevance, especially in describing animals and phenomena in nature. It has also found a place in cultural references and idiomatic expressions, often denoting something that is trailing or following behind.
Word Frequency Rank
Ranked #11,150, this word falls into high-advanced vocabulary. It appears less frequently but is valuable for expressing precise meanings in specific contexts.
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