tagged

The word “tagged” means marked with a label, keyword, or name, especially in online posts or on physical items. In plain terms, past form of "tag" — labeled, marked, or mentioned by name.

“Tagged” is pronounced tagd (/tæɡd/ in IPA).

Here is “tagged” used in a sentence: “All the tagged photos from the trip appeared in one album.”

“Tagged” is an adjective.

“Tagged” is an uncommon word in modern English.

“Tagged” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: marked with a label, keyword, or name, especially in online posts or on physical items.

Being tagged online means someone has marked a post, photo, or comment with your name or username, usually creating a link to your profile. This is the sense of 'tagged' referring to marking something with a label, keyword, or name.

General tagging refers to labeling something with a name or keyword, such as tagging a photo or item, while graffiti tagging specifically means marking a surface with graffiti in a style associated with a particular artist. The graffiti sense is narrower and tied to street art culture.

Yes, tagged can describe a physical item marked with a label, such as a tagged piece of luggage, as well as digital content like a tagged photo or post. The core meaning in both cases is that something has been marked with an identifying label or name.