tented

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb tented is

(tent).

As an adjective tented is

covered with tents.

As verbs the difference between tented and tinted

is that tented is past tense of tent while tinted is past tense of tint.

As adjectives the difference between tented and tinted

is that tented is covered with tents while tinted is slightly colored, having tint.

As a noun tenten

is a diacritic (゛) used with Japanese kana to mark a consonant as voiced.

As a verb tented is

past tense of tent.

As an adjective tented is

covered with tents.

As verbs the difference between texted and tented

is that texted is past tense of text while tented is past tense of tent.

As an adjective tented is

covered with tents.

As verbs the difference between vented and tented

is that vented is past tense of vent while tented is past tense of tent.

As an adjective tented is

covered with tents.

As verbs the difference between tented and tested

is that tented is past tense of tent while tested is past tense of test.

As an adjective tented

is covered with tents.

As verbs the difference between tended and tented

is that tended is past tense of tend while tented is past tense of tent.

As an adjective tented is

covered with tents.

As verbs the difference between tented and tenter

is that tented is past tense of tent while tenter is to stretch cloth on such a framework.

As an adjective tented

is covered with tents.

As a noun tenter is

a framework upon which cloth is stretched and dried.

As verbs the difference between tented and rented

is that tented is past tense of tent while rented is past tense of rent.

As an adjective tented

is covered with tents.

As verbs the difference between tented and stented

is that tented is past tense of tent while stented is past tense of stent.

As an adjective tented

is covered with tents.