Covered with or containing many trees; filled with woods or forest.
From Old English 'wudu' (wood/forest) plus the suffix '-ed,' meaning 'full of or characterized by wood'; used since medieval times to describe forested areas.
The word 'wooded' seems simple, but it helped shape European land law—medieval documents carefully distinguished 'wooded' versus 'cleared' land because forests were valuable for hunting and timber, and this distinction literally determined the value of territory.
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