The word 'hastily-wrapped' is a compound formed from 'hastily' (from 'haste', meaning 'speed' or 'urgency') and 'wrapped' (the past participle of 'wrap', meaning 'to cover or enclose').

'Hastily-wrapped' is a modern English compound, created by combining the adverb 'hastily' and the past participle 'wrapped' to describe something wrapped in a hurried manner.

Initially, the components meant 'quickly' and 'covered', and together they now specifically mean 'wrapped in a quick or careless way'.