seried

Seried is an adjective used to describe items, objects, or narratives that are arranged in a series or in a specific sequential order. It can refer to physical objects displayed as a related set, data records organized by a criterion, or a narrative released in installments that build toward a larger work.

Etymology: The form appears to be derived from series with the English -ed suffix. It is not widely attested in major English dictionaries; related terms include seriate (to arrange in a series) and serialized (presented in serialized form).

Usage: Because seried is uncommon, it is mostly found in speculative or niche writing about serial organization. It is sometimes used to emphasize the aspect of serial arrangement rather than simply belonging to a series.

Examples: A seried collection of coins arranged by mint year; a seried dataset ordered by time; a seried novel published in weekly installments.

Relation: See also series, seriation, seriate, serialized, sequential.