leaved
adj.adj. having leaves, or having a certain kind of leaf. It is often used with another word to describe what a plant's leaves look like.
adj. possessing leaves, or characterized by a specific type of foliage. Often appears in compound forms to specify the number, shape, or color of a plant's leaves.
The silver-leaved tree looks beautiful in the moonlight.
The gardener preferred broad-leaved plants because they provided more shade for the delicate flowers underneath.
In the dense undergrowth, the thick-leaved vines competed for every available patch of sunlight that filtered through the forest canopy.
From Middle English leuued, levyd, equivalent to leaf + -ed.
Equivalent to leave + -ed.
Commonly used in hyphenated compounds such as 'broad-leaved', 'thick-leaved', or 'many-leaved'.
The tree leaved in spring.The tree leafed in spring.When used as a verb meaning to produce leaves, the past tense is 'leafed', not 'leaved'.