personed
/ˈpəːsnd/adjective
In parasynthetic compounds. In early use: †having a physical appearance or figure of a specified type (obsolete ). Now only: having selves, identities, or personalities of a specified number; specifically in three-personed adjective Theology. (of God) having the three modes of being which together constitute the Trinity.
- full-, tender-personed: see the first element..
Origin
Mid 16th century (in an earlier sense). From person + -ed.