leaved

English

In the (viewer's) top right quarter is a branch of grape leaved vert and fructed of two pieces, or on dexter and gules on sinister.

Etymology

From Middle English leuued, levyd.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /liːvd/

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• Rhymes: -iːvd

Adjective

leaved (not comparable)

1. (chiefly in combination, sometimes heraldry) Having a leaf, leaves or folds.

Synonyms

• leafed

Derived terms

• alder-leaved
• ash-leaved maple
• broad-leaved
• broad-leaved epiphyllum
• broad-leaved garlic
• broad-leaved ragwort
• crinkle-leaved poison
• cross-leaved
• cut-leaved
• fig-leaved
• flax-leaved daphne
• four-leaved clover
• hawkweed-leaved saxifrage
• heart-leaved poison
• holly-leaved banksia
• holly-leaved barberry
• holly-leaved cherry
• ivy-leaved
• ivy-leaved toadflax
• kite-leaved poison
• long-leaved
• maple-leaved
• maple-leaved viburnum
• narrow-leaved mallee
• narrow-leaved poison
• net-leaved poison
• nettle-leaved goosefoot
• nettle-leaved horsemint
• oak-leaved
• parsley-leaved hawthorn
• rue-leaved
• silver-leaved bloodwood
• silver-leaved ironbark
• silver-leaved nightshade
• small leaved lilly pilly
• strawberry-leaved
• thick-leaved
• thick-leaved poison
• twin-leaved
• unleaved
• wavy-leaved eremophila
• well-leaved
• willow-leaved justicia

 

See also

• leafed

Verb

leaved

1. simple past and past participle of leave (in the sense "to produce leaves or foliage")
2. Obsolete form of left.

Anagrams

• aveled, devale