capitalized
adj.written with a big letter at the start, like 'London' instead of 'london'. It can also describe a company that has been given the money it needs to operate.
adj.written or printed in upper-case letters. In a financial context, it describes a business entity that has been provided with capital or has its value converted into stock.
“Proper nouns like names must always be capitalized.”
“The editor reminded the writer that job titles should only be capitalized when they precede a specific name.”
“The startup remained well capitalized throughout the fiscal year, allowing it to expand into international markets without seeking additional venture funding.”
Often used as a participial adjective to describe the orthographic state of a word or the financial state of a company.
You capitalize the word or the name, not the physical place or object itself.
“In its famous first line, “We the People of the United States,” the “U” in “United” is capitalized once and for all.”