Having qualities typical of the countryside; made to seem rural, rustic, or unsophisticated.
Past participle of 'countrify,' formed by adding the '-ed' ending to create an adjective describing something that has been made rustic or country-like. This variant spelling coexists with 'countrified' in English.
The double spelling of this word—'countryfied' versus 'countrified'—reflects a real tension in English orthography where '-fy' verbs can become '-fied' or '-yfied' adjectives, and both were considered acceptable for centuries before standardization narrowed things down.
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