'digitally-centered' originates from the word 'digital,' which comes from Latin 'digitus,' meaning 'finger or toe,' and 'centered,' from Latin 'centrum,' meaning 'center.'

The term 'digital' evolved from referring to fingers or toes to representing numerical systems, and eventually to modern digital technology. 'Centered' has maintained its meaning of being focused or oriented around a central point.

Initially, 'digital' referred to numerical systems, but over time it evolved to encompass modern technology. 'Centered' has largely retained its original meaning.