dialected
/ˈdʌɪəlɛktɪd/adjective
Of a language: divided into dialects; dialectal in form or character. Of a person: having or speaking a (specified) dialect.
Origin
Mid 17th century. From dialect + -ed.
- well-digested
- well-digger
- well-directed
- well-disciplined
- well-disguised
- well-dish
- well-dispersed
- well disposed
- well-disputed
- well-dissected
- well-dissembled
- well-distinguished
- well-divided
- well-documented
- well-doer
- well-doing
- well done
- well-dowered
- well drag
- well drain
- well-drained
- well-drawn
- well dressed
- well-dresser
- well dressing