Inked Meaning in English
word · lemma: ink
ˈɪŋk
INKT
ˈɪŋkt
INKT
Definition
'Inked' means covered with ink, most commonly referring to someone who has a tattoo. It can also mean something has been marked or filled in with ink.
Usage & Nuances
Commonly informal. 'Inked' is often used when talking about getting a tattoo ('get inked'), but can also refer to art or text written with ink. Do not confuse with 'link' or 'included.' Used mostly as an adjective or past participle.
Spanish: tatuado - entintadoPortuguese (BR): tatuado - marcado com tintaPortuguese (PT): tatuado - marcado com tintaChinese (Simplified): 纹身的 - 上墨的Chinese (Traditional): 紋身的 - 上墨的Hindi: गोदा हुआ (टैटू) - स्याही लगाया हुआArabic: مُوشوم - مُغطى بالحبرBengali: কালিওয়ালা - উল্কিযুক্তRussian: набитый (тату) - покрытый черниламиJapanese: インクが付いた - タトゥーを入れたVietnamese: xăm mình - dính mựcKorean: 잉크가 묻은 - 문신한Turkish: mürekkepli - dövmeliUrdu: سیاہی لگا ہوا - ٹیٹو بنا ہواIndonesian: berlumuran tinta - bertato
Example Sentences
She has an inked butterfly on her arm.
basic
The contract was finally inked today.
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His shirt got inked by accident.
basic
He just got inked last weekend with a cool dragon design.
natural
Most artists prefer using inked outlines before coloring their drawings.
natural
She loves showing off her inked sleeve at music festivals.
natural