'digitally-stored' originates from the word 'digital,' which comes from Latin 'digitus,' meaning 'finger or toe,' and 'store,' from Old English 'stōr,' meaning 'a place for keeping goods.'

'Digital' evolved from the Latin 'digitus' to refer to numerical systems, while 'store' evolved from Old English 'stōr' to mean 'to keep or save.'

Initially, 'digital' referred to numerical systems, but now it encompasses electronic data. 'Store' has maintained its meaning of 'keeping or saving.'