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volumed

volumed

8.6
Made of a set number of book volumes, for example three
  • adjective
  • /ˈvɑːl.juːmd/
translation icon : en varios volúmenes
  • She inherited a beautifully illustrated, six-volumed encyclopedia from her grandfather.

Examples

  • The library has a rare, three-volumed edition of the novel.

  • Their research is detailed in a five-volumed report.

  • The library has a volumed collection of classic literature.

  • This series is volumed into three parts.

  • She inherited a beautifully illustrated, six-volumed encyclopedia from her grandfather.

  • The library has a rare, three-volumed edition of the novel.

  • Their research is detailed in a five-volumed report.

How Many

volumed
8.6
threefold
3 4.5
multivolume
1 4.6

Surface Forms

volumed positive

Morphology

volumed = volume (transparent) = volume + ed

Direct formation from 'volume' (book) + -ed indicating 'having or consisting of volumes', which is straightforward for learners.

Etymology

Volumed comes from the word volume, from Latin volumen 'a roll' that later meant 'a book' or one part of a set. So a 'three-volumed' or 'six-volumed' work simply means it is made of that number of separate books or volumes.