allotted

As verbs the difference between allotted and divided

is that allotted is past tense of allot while divided is past tense of divide.

As adjectives the difference between allotted and divided

is that allotted is assigned or designated while divided is separated or split into pieces.

As verbs the difference between allocate and allotted

is that allocate is to set aside for a purpose while allotted is past tense of allot.

As an adjective allotted is

assigned or designated.

As a noun allotter

is one who allots.

As a verb allotted is

(allot).

As an adjective allotted is

assigned or designated.

As verbs the difference between allotted and afforded

is that allotted is past tense of allot while afforded is past tense of afford.

As an adjective allotted

is assigned or designated.

As verbs the difference between allotted and alotted

is that allotted is past tense of allot while alotted is {{alternative form of |allotted|lang=en}} Past tense of allot.

As adjectives the difference between allotted and alotted

is that allotted is assigned or designated while alotted is distributed or apportioned.

As a noun allottee

is the person to whom an allotment is allotted.

As a verb allotted is

(allot).

As an adjective allotted is

assigned or designated.

As verbs the difference between allotted and lotted

is that allotted is (allot) while lotted is (lot).

As adjectives the difference between allotted and lotted

is that allotted is assigned or designated while lotted is apportioned or decided by lot; allotted.