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bedded

3.4

A room that has a certain number or kind of beds

adjective
/ˈbɛdɪd/

: con camas

The hotel offers several double-bedded suites for families.

Examples

She requested a twin-bedded room for her and her colleague.
We booked a single-bedded room for our stay in Paris.
The hotel has bedded rooms for two guests.
Are the rooms bedded adequately for our guests?
She requested a twin-bedded room for her and her colleague.
The hotel offers several double-bedded suites for families.
We booked a single-bedded room for our stay in Paris.

Synonyms

twin-bedded

vsbedded

3.0

A room with two single beds

is a general term for rooms defined by bed number or type

double-bedded

vsbedded

3.4

A room with a double bed

is a general term for rooms defined by bed number or type

single-bedded

vsbedded

3.5

A room with one or more single beds for one person each

is a general term for rooms defined by bed number or type

Antonyms

bedless

6.5

Not having a bed to sleep on

Compounds

double-bedded

3.4

A room with a double bed

single-bedded

3.5

A room with one or more single beds for one person each

twin-bedded

3.0

A room with two single beds

How Many Beds

twin-bedded

3.0

bedded

3.4

single-bedded

3.5

Surface Forms

bedded positive

Morphology

bedded = bed (transparent) = bed + ed

The adjective 'bedded' in the sense 'having beds' is formed by the regular attachment of '-ed' to the verb/noun 'bed'.

Etymology

Bedded is made from bed + -ed, meaning 'with beds' or 'having beds'. So a 'double-bedded' or 'single-bedded' room simply 'has' that number of beds.