Versioned

Part of speech: adjective

Definitions

1. Describes something that exists in multiple editions or states called versions
2. Refers to an item or document that is managed by different editions over time
3. Characterizes a resource that is tracked or arranged according to numbered or dated versions

Etymology: "Versioned" is simply "version" with the suffix "-ed" attached, the same ending found in words like "tabled" or "bearded." The suffix turns the noun "version" into an adjective describing something that has been given versions, such as a file or document that is kept in numbered or dated revisions. Because the ending is so ordinary, the word's meaning follows directly from its parts: the adjective marks an object as one that carries a sequence of versions rather than a single fixed form.

Synonyms: modified, altered

Antonyms: original