be- -d

Dutch

Alternative forms
  • be- -t

Etymology

From be- (“applicative prefix”) +‎ -d (“past participle suffix”).

Pronunciation
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Circumfix

be- -d

  1. Creates a pseudo-participial from a noun, which means 'having been provided with X', or simply 'having X'.
    Synonym: ge- -d
    baard → bebaard
    beard → bearded
    veder → bevederd
    feather → feathered

Derived terms
Dutch terms circumfixed with be- -d
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