Having a blade or blades; equipped with a sharp edge for cutting.
From Old English 'blæd' (blade) + '-ed' (past participle/adjective suffix). The suffix indicates possession of the named feature.
This simple word shows how we name tools by their most important feature—a 'bladed' weapon or tool is defined entirely by its cutting edge, which has been the most crucial part of any tool since stone age axes!
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