'future-owned' is a compound word formed from 'future' and 'owned'. 'Future' originates from Latin 'futurus', meaning 'about to be', and 'owned' is the past participle of 'own', which comes from Old English 'āgen', meaning 'possess'.

'Future' evolved from the Latin 'futurus' through Old French 'futur', while 'owned' developed from Old English 'āgen'. The combination 'future-owned' is a modern English construct.

The term 'future-owned' has consistently meant 'expected to be owned in the future' since its inception.