Definition
Past tense or past participle of 'fraze'; rubbed away, worn, or erased using the dialectal term.
Etymology
From the verb 'fraze' plus the regular past-tense '-ed' suffix. This follows standard English patterns for creating past forms of verbs.
Kelly Says
The existence of 'frazed' in old texts reminds us that English had much richer regional vocabulary before printing, mass education, and broadcasting created powerful pressures toward uniformity.
Translations
CACatalà
desgastat
des-gas-tat
CSČeština
vyčerpaný
vye-che-r-pan-ee
DADansk
udmattet
ud-mat-tet
DEDeutsch
gezeichnet
ge-tsigh-net
ELΕλληνικά
εξαντλημένος
eks-an-tle-men-os
ESEspañol
desgastado
des-gas-ta-doh
FISuomi
väsynyt
va-sy-nyt
FRFrançais
martelé
mar-te-le
HIहिन्दी
थका हुआ
thaka hua
HUMagyar
kimerült
ki-mer-loot
IDBahasa Indonesia
lelah
le-lah
ITItaliano
stanco
stan-koh
MSBahasa Melayu
letih
le-tih
NLNederlands
uitgedroogd
uit-ge-droogd
NONorsk
utmattet
ut-mat-tet
PLPolski
wyczerpany
vye-che-r-pan-ee
PTPortuguês
desgastado
des-gas-ta-doh
RORomână
împătuit
im-pa-toot
RUРусский
испорченный
is-por-chen-nyy
SVSvenska
utmattad
ut-mat-tad
TRTürkçe
yıpranmış
yi-pran-mish
UKУкраїнська
виснажений
vis-na-zhen-nyy
VITiếng Việt
mệt mỏi
met-moi