Sized
/saɪzd/noun
Having a specified size or having been made to a particular size.
Did you know?English size ultimately comes from Old French and Latin roots tied to “sitting” and “settling,” so the word carries an ancient sense of fixing something into its proper place.
Etymological Timeline
Latin
Latin
sēdēre
“to sit”
Late Latin
Latin
assidēre
“to sit beside; to assess, tax”
Old French
Old French
assise
“a sitting; a fixed standard; tax assessment”
Middle English
English
size
“a standard measure; fixed amount; dimensions”
Modern English
English
sized
“made or adjusted to a particular size; having a given size”