Provided with or possessed of a family; related to or connected by family ties.
Formed from 'family' (from Latin 'familia,' meaning household) with the prefix 'be-' (indicating possession or state) and the past participle suffix '-ed' (Old English origin). This formation follows the pattern of '-ed' adjectives like 'blessed' and 'cursed.'
Befamilied is a word that almost sounds made-up because English doesn't really use it anymore, yet the construction is totally logical—we'd understand immediately that something 'be-something-d' means it has that quality or condition.
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