Definition
In a state of having fled or escaped; characterized by fleeing.
Etymology
Past participle of 'fugitate,' formed by adding the -ed suffix to indicate completed action or state.
Kelly Says
While rarely used today, this word appears in historical and literary texts to describe people or situations defined by escape or evasion—it's like calling someone 'in a fleeing condition.'
Translations
ARالعربية
fugitated
فوجيت
BNবাংলা
fugitated
ফুগিটেটেড
CACatalà
fugitated
foo-zee-ta-doh
CSČeština
fugitated
foo-zee-ta-doh
DADansk
fugitated
foo-zee-ta-doh
DEDeutsch
fugitierte
fʊˈɡi.ti.ʁeːtə
ELΕλληνικά
fugitated
foo-zee-ta-doh
ESEspañol
fugitado
foo-gee-ta-doh
FISuomi
fugitated
foo-zee-ta-doh
FRFrançais
fugité
foo-zhee-tay
GUGU
fugitated
foo-zee-ta-doh
HAHA
fugitated
foo-zee-ta-doh
HEעברית
fugitated
פוגיטטד
HIहिन्दी
fugitated
फुगिटेट
HUMagyar
fugitated
foo-zee-ta-doh
IDBahasa Indonesia
fugitated
foo-zee-ta-doh
IGIG
fugitated
foo-zee-ta-doh
ITItaliano
fugitato
foo-zee-ta-doh
KKKK
fugitated
foo-zee-ta-doh
KMKM
fugitated
ហ្វូហ្ Geophysics
MRMR
fugitated
foo-zee-ta-doh
MSBahasa Melayu
fugitated
foo-zee-ta-doh
MYမြန်မာ
fugitated
ဖူဂီတိတ်
NLNederlands
fugitated
foo-zee-ta-doh
NONorsk
fugitated
foo-zee-ta-doh
PAPA
fugitated
foo-zee-ta-doh
PLPolski
fugitated
foo-zee-ta-doh
PTPortuguês
fugitado
foo-zee-ta-doh
RORomână
fugitated
foo-zee-ta-doh
RUРусский
fugitirovat
фyгитировать
SVSvenska
fugitated
foo-zee-ta-doh
SWKiswahili
fugitated
foo-zee-ta-doh
TAதமிழ்
fugitated
ஃபுஜிடேட்
TEతెలుగు
fugitated
ఫుగిటేట్
THไทย
fugitated
ฟูเกิทเตท
TLTL
fugitated
foo-zee-ta-doh
TRTürkçe
fugitado
foo-zee-ta-doh
UKУкраїнська
fugitated
фyгіта́т
VITiếng Việt
fugitated
fù-ghee-ta-t
YOYO
fugitated
foo-zee-ta-doh
ZH中文
fugitated
fú gí tè ài
ZUZU
fugitated
foo-zee-ta-doh