Definition
Wearing or decorated with a fez; dressed in a fez hat.
Etymology
From 'fez' plus the suffix '-ed,' which in English creates adjectives meaning 'having' or 'wearing' the specified thing. This participial adjective formation is standard in English.
Kelly Says
The '-ed' suffix is wonderfully flexible in English—you can add it to almost any noun to mean 'wearing it' or 'having it,' which is why 'fezzed' instantly makes sense even if you've never seen it before.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
ፈzewski
feh-z-eh-vee
BNবাংলা
ফেজ পড়া
fez pora
CACatalà
amb un fez
amb oon fez
DADansk
med en fez
med en fez
DEDeutsch
mit Fez gekrönt
mit FEZ ge-krohnt
ESEspañol
peinado con gorro
peh-THAH-doh kon GOR-roh
FISuomi
fezzillä
fezzillə
FRFrançais
coiffé d'un fez
kwa-fAY duh fɛz
HIहिन्दी
फेज़ पहने
fehz pahne
IDBahasa Indonesia
mengenakan fez
men-ge-na-kan fez
ITItaliano
con un fez
kon oon fez
JA日本語
フェズをかぶった
fezu o kabutta
KMKM
ក្បាលដាក់fez
k'baal daak fez
KO한국어
페즈를 쓰고 있는
pejeu-reul t-seugo it-neun
MSBahasa Melayu
dengan fez
dengan fez
MYမြန်မာ
fez ပြုတ်
fez pyut
NLNederlands
met een fez
met een fez
NONorsk
med en fez
med en fez
PTPortuguês
com um fez
kom oom fez
RORomână
cu un fez
koo oon fez
SVSvenska
med en fez
med en fez
SWKiswahili
amevaa fez
ah-meh-vaa fez
TAதமிழ்
ஃபெஸ் அணிந்த
fɛs aṇintha
TEతెలుగు
ఫెజ్ వేసుకున్న
fez vesukunna
THไทย
สวมหมวกเฟซ
swoam mahk fez
TRTürkçe
fez takmış
fez takmış
UKУкраїнська
у фезі
u fezi
URاردو
فِز پہنے ہوئے
fiz pahne huey
VITiếng Việt
mũ fez
mu fez
YOYO
pẹ̀lẹ̀ fez
peh-leh fez
ZH中文
戴着 fez
dài zhuó fèiz