tallied |
recorded |
As verbs the difference between tallied and recorded
is that
tallied is (
tally) while
recorded is (
record).
As an adjective recorded is
that has been recorded.
allied |
tallied |
As verbs the difference between allied and tallied
is that
allied is past tense of ally while
tallied is past tense of tally.
As an adjective allied
is joined as allies.
terms |
tallied |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb tallied is
(
tally).
gallied |
tallied |
As an adjective gallied
is (nautical) worried; flurried; frightened.
As a verb tallied is
(
tally).
tallied |
tallier |
As a verb tallied
is (
tally).
As a noun tallier is
one who tallies, who counts.
tallied |
tallie |
As a verb tallied
is past tense of tally.
As a noun tallie is
{{cx|AU|slang|lang=en}} A tall beer bottle.
tallied |
sallied |
As verbs the difference between tallied and sallied
is that
tallied is (
tally) while
sallied is (
sally).
dallied |
tallied |
As verbs the difference between dallied and tallied
is that
dallied is (
dally) while
tallied is (
tally).
tallied |
rallied |
As verbs the difference between tallied and rallied
is that
tallied is (
tally) while
rallied is (
rally).
tallied |
tallies |
As verbs the difference between tallied and tallies
is that
tallied is past tense of tally while
tallies is third-person singular of tally.
As a noun tallies is
plural of lang=en.