'awaked' (as a form of 'awake') originates from Old English, specifically the verb 'āwacan' (or 'awacan'), where the prefix 'ā-' meant 'on, up' and 'wacan' meant 'to wake'.

'āwacan' changed through Middle English forms such as 'awaken'/'awake' and eventually produced modern English forms including 'awake', 'awoke', 'awoken' and regular variants like 'awaked'.

Initially, it meant 'to wake up, to arise' and over time it has retained that core meaning; modern usage includes both irregular ('awoke/awoken') and regular ('awaked/awaked') past forms in some contexts.