English
souled
From soul + -ed.
A compound of soul + -ed
Proto-Germanic *saiwalō ‘soul, life force’
Proto-West Germanic *saiwalu ‘soul’
Old English sāwol ‘soul’
Middle English soule ‘the human soul’
English soul
Today it means
adj Furnished with a soul
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / souled