1. having a filiation; connected by descent or relationship
Usage: formal; chiefly legal or genealogical contexts

1. past tense and past participle of filiate; to establish or trace the descent or origin of; to affiliate
Usage: formal; rare in modern usage

Examples

• The filiated companies shared the same parent corporation.
• Scholars filiated the manuscript to a 12th-century monastery.
• The filiated branches of the family tree were carefully documented.
• He filiated the text to an earlier, unknown source.
• The filiated organizations worked together on the project.