'address-filled' is a compound word formed from 'address' and 'filled'. 'Address' originates from Old French 'adresser', meaning 'to direct', and 'filled' comes from Old English 'fyllan', meaning 'to fill'.

'Address' evolved from the Old French 'adresser' to the modern English 'address', while 'filled' evolved from Old English 'fyllan' to 'filled'.

Initially, 'address' meant 'to direct or guide', and 'filled' meant 'to make full'. Together, they now describe a document completed with an address.