'worded' originates from English, formed from the verb 'word' (Old English 'word'), where the base 'word' meant 'speech, talk, or a unit of language' and the suffix '-ed' marks past action or a past participle.

'word' existed in Old English as 'word' (meaning a unit of language or speech). The verbal use 'to word' (meaning 'to put into words') developed in Middle English, and the past/past-participle form developed with the regular English -ed suffix to become 'worded'.

Initially it meant 'a unit of speech', but over time the verb sense 'to put into words' arose; 'worded' came to mean 'expressed in words' or 'phrased in a particular way'.