English
suffraged
From suffrage + -ed.
Formed from suffrage + -ed
Latin suffrāgō
Classical Latin suffrāgium ‘support, vote, right of voting’
Middle English suffrage ‘prayers or pleas on behalf of another’
English suffrage
Today it means
adj Having obtained suffrage; having the legal right to vote.
Sources
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Etymograph / suffraged