ferned
- adjective
- /fɜrnd/
- The ferned glade was cool, with sunlight dappling through the leaves above.
Examples
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The path wound through a ferned valley, shady and green.
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She paused to sketch the ferned banks lining the river's edge.
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The ferned landscape was breathtaking.
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We walked through the ferned valley.
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The ferned glade was cool, with sunlight dappling through the leaves above.
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The path wound through a ferned valley, shady and green.
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We walked through the ferned valley, enjoying the lush green foliage.
Synonyms
Covered with many long thin green plants that have divided leaves
Antonyms
How Ferny
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Ferned comes from the plant fern and the ending -ed, which means 'covered with' or 'having', like bearded means 'having a beard'. So a ferned place is simply 'full of ferns', which is why it means 'covered with or abounding in ferns'.