Pronunciation: [mˈadɪd] (IPA) 
The word "madded" is sometimes mistakenly spelled with only one "d" as "maded". However, the correct spelling is "madded" with two "d's" and pronounced /ˈmædɪd/. The extra "d" is necessary for correct pronunciation and to differentiate it from the incorrect spelling "maded". "Madded" is the past tense and past participle of the verb "mad", meaning to become angry or to drive someone insane.
Madded is a verb that originates from the word "mad," which refers to a state of mental derangement or extreme anger. The term "madded" describes the action of causing someone or something to become infuriated, irritated, or driven to a state of madness. It encompasses the process of inducing or provoking intense emotional distress, annoyance, or frustration in an individual.
When an individual is "madded," they may exhibit various manifestations that attest to their emotional state, such as heightened aggression, irrational behavior, or a loss of control over their actions. This term can pertain to a wide range of situations or stimuli that stimulate anger or madness within a person, including infuriating circumstances, persistent annoyances, or deliberate efforts aimed at agitating or provoking them.
"Madded" can also be used as an adjective to describe the condition of being mad or infuriated. It emphasizes the feeling of being mentally disturbed, exasperated, or driven to excessive anger beyond what is considered normal or rational. This term is relevant in contexts related to personal relationships, social interactions, or even encounters with inanimate objects that can elicit significant emotional responses.
Overall, the term "madded" encompasses the action or state of causing someone to become irate, frustrated, or enraged.
The word "madded" is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "mad", which means to make someone angry or insane. The term "mad" itself comes from the Old English word "gemǣded", which means "to be mad or out of one's mind". The Old English word is believed to be derived from the Proto-Germanic word "mēdaz", meaning "out of one's mind" or "foolish". Over time, the word "madded" evolved from these origins to denote a state of extreme anger or craziness.
