appled
English
/ˈæp.əld/
verb form
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English *appled inherited from Old English æppled affix from English apple.
Origin
English
apple
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Appleton English
- Appleyard English
- apple English
- apple fly English
- apple mango English
- apple tree English
- apple wine English
- apple-bearing English
- apple-berry English
- apple-knocker English
- apple-like English
- apple-mush English
- appleade English
- applecart English
- applecrab English
- applehood English
- appleish English
- applejack English
- applejohn English
- appleless English
- applelicious English
- applelike English
- applesauce English
- applewoman English
- applewood English
- appley English
- applish English
- crabapple English
- earthapple English
- eye-apple English
- hedgeapple English
- horseapple English
- love apple English
- mayapple English
- nonapple English
- pineapple English
- äpüli Finnish
- *h₂ébōl Proto-Indo-European
- アップル Japanese
- æppled Old English
- *appled Middle English
- appel Middle English
- แอปเปิล Thai
- Apple Cebuano
- epal Malay
- আপেল Assamese
- 애플 Korean
- ihhabhula Zulu
- আপেল Bengali
- abōļ Marshallese
- apel Tok Pisin
- lihhabhula Swati
- āporo Maori
- ꠀꠄꠚꠟ Sylheti
- apol Bislama
- aapul Fiji Hindi
- އާފަލު Divehi, Dhivehi, Maldivian
- aapu Inupiaq
- aapuq Inupiaq
- apo East Futuna
- apple
- appley
- applish
- appleish
- mayapple
- appleade
- nonapple
- Appleton
- applelike
- applehood
- pineapple
- Appleyard
- applecart
- apple fly
- applejack
- applewood
- eye-apple
- applejohn
- applecrab
- crabapple
- appleless
- apple-mush
- hedgeapple
- earthapple
- applesauce
- apple-like
- love apple
- apple tree
- applewoman
- horseapple
- apple wine
- apple-berry
- apple mango
- applelicious
- apple-bearing
- apple-knocker