Having been sacrificed in a hecatomb; affected by or resulting from a great sacrifice; slaughtered in vast numbers.
From hecatomb + -ed (adjective suffix meaning 'having undergone'). This creates an adjective describing something that has experienced a hecatombal sacrifice or destruction.
This word perfectly captures the tragic poetry of ancient Greek—turning 'hecatomb' (the sacrifice) into 'hecatombed' (the state of being sacrificed). It's the kind of literary intensity you'd find in Homer, where objects and people literally become defined by what happened to them.
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