Affixed

/əˈfɪkst/ verb

Past tense of affix; attached, fastened, or added something to another object. In linguistics, refers to adding prefixes, suffixes, or other morphemes to a word root.

From Latin 'affixus', past participle of 'affigere', meaning 'to fasten to'. Composed of 'ad-' (to, toward) and 'figere' (to fasten, fix). The term entered English in the 15th century, initially meaning physical attachment before extending to linguistic contexts.

AMተጣበቀ
ARملصوق
BNসংযুক্ত
CAafixat
CSpřipevněný
DAfastgjort
DEangebracht
ELπροσαρτημένο
ESfijado
FAچسبانده
FIkiinnitetty
FRapposé
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