allied - Wiktionary, the free dictionary (original) (raw)

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• Rhymes: -aɪd
• Verb form: enPR: ə-līd', IPA(key): /əˈlaɪd/
• Adjective: enPR: ă'līd, IPA(key): /ˈæl.aɪd/

allied

1. simple past and past participle of ally

allied (comparative more allied, superlative most allied)

1. Joined as allies.
   Synonym: associate
   The two countries became allied during the war.
   Their companies are allied in a joint venture.
   He felt allied with her in the fight for justice.
2. Related.
   bacteriology and allied subjects

• allied arts
• allied health
• interallied
• misallied
• nonallied
• unallied

joined as allies

• Armenian: դաշնակից (hy) (dašnakicʻ)

• Belarusian: саю́зны (sajúzny), саю́зніцкі (sajúznicki)

• Bulgarian: съю́знически (sǎjúzničeski), съю́зен (bg) (sǎjúzen)

• Czech: spojenecký (cs)

• Danish: allieret

• Dutch: geallieerd (nl), verbonden (nl)

• Finnish: liittoutunut (fi)

• French: allié (fr)

• Galician: aliado

• German: alliiert (de), verbündet (de)

• Italian: alleato (it)

• Manx: cochaarjagh

• Norwegian:
  Bokmål: alliert (no)
  Nynorsk: alliert

• Portuguese: aliado (pt)

• Romanian: aliat (ro)

• Russian: сою́зный (ru) (sojúznyj), сою́знический (ru) (sojúzničeskij)

• Spanish: aliado (es)

• Swedish: allierad (sv), förbunden (sv)

• Ukrainian: сою́зний (sojúznyj), сою́зницький (sojúznycʹkyj)

• Delila, Lleida, allide