Definition
Having emotions or expressing emotion; rarely used standard English term.
Etymology
Formed by adding -ed to emotion as an adjective suffix, though this is not a common formation in modern English. It appears occasionally in specialized or archaic writing.
Kelly Says
This word is so uncommon that most English speakers would say 'emotional' instead—it shows how language naturally selects certain word forms over others, and 'emotioned' simply lost the competition for usage.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
እምነት ውስጥ ምርጫ
em-net wos-tut mir-cha
ARالعربية
مشاعر
mush-a-ir
BNবাংলা
ভাবপ্রবণ
bhaav-pra-bon
CACatalà
emocionat
eh-moh-see-o-nat
CSČeština
emocionální
eh-moh-tsee-o-nal-ni
DADansk
følelsesmæssig
foh-lels-es-maes-sig
ELΕλληνικά
συναισθηματικός
s-y-na-ith-eh-ma-tikos
ESEspañol
emocionado
eh-moh-see-o-nah-doh
FAفارسی
احساسی
eh-has-asi
FISuomi
tunnepitoinen
tun-ne-pi-toi-nen
FRFrançais
émotionné
eh-moh-syo-neh
GUGU
भावનાપૂર્ણ
bhaav-na-poor-n
HIहिन्दी
भावनात्मक
bhaav-naatmik
HUMagyar
érzelmes
er-zel-mes
IDBahasa Indonesia
dipenuhi emosi
di-peh-n-i-e-mo-si
ITItaliano
emozionato
eh-moh-tsee-o-nah-doh
JA日本語
感情的な
kan-jou-te-ki-na
KKKK
Duygylyq
duy-gyl-gylyq
KMKM
ច្បាប់ និង សង្វា
ch-bap-neng sang-v-a
KO한국어
감정적으로
gam-jeong-jeok-do
MSBahasa Melayu
dipenuhi emosi
di-peh-n-i-e-mo-si
MYမြန်မာ
စိတ်ဆိုင်ရာ
seet-say-yar
NLNederlands
geëmotioneerd
ge-eh-moh-see-o-ne-erd
NONorsk
følelsesmessig
foh-lels-es-mes-sig
PLPolski
przepełniony emocjami
pre-ze-pe-l-ni-o-ny eh-moh-tsee-o-m-i
PTPortuguês
emocionado
eh-moh-see-o-nah-doh
RORomână
emoțional
eh-moh-tsee-o-nal
RUРусский
эмоциональный
e-moh-tsee-o-nal-nyy
SVSvenska
känslosfull
kan-slos-fool
TAதமிழ்
உணர்ச்சிவசப்பட்ட
u-nar-chchi-va-sap-pat
TEతెలుగు
భావోద్వేగం
bhaav-o-d-ve-gam
TLTL
naiiwan sa damdamin
na-i-waan sa dam-da-min
TRTürkçe
duygusal
duy-gusal
UKУкраїнська
емоційний
ye-moh-tsee-o-nyi
VITiếng Việt
cảm xúc
cam-xuc
ZH中文
情绪化的
qíng xù huà-zhì
ZUZU
ebuhlungu
e-bu-hlun-gu