'evidently-made' originates from the English word 'evident,' which comes from Latin 'evidens,' meaning 'clear, obvious,' combined with 'made,' the past participle of 'make.'

'Evident' evolved from the Latin 'evidens' through Old French 'evident,' and 'made' comes from the Old English 'macian,' which transformed into the modern English 'make.'

Initially, 'evident' meant 'clear to the sight or mind,' and 'made' meant 'created or constructed,' which has remained consistent in modern usage.