'leisurely-mended' originates from the English words 'leisurely' and 'mended'. 'Leisurely' comes from Middle English 'leiserly', meaning 'unhurried', and 'mended' is the past participle of 'mend', from Old English 'mendan', meaning 'to repair'.

'Leisurely' evolved from Middle English 'leiserly', while 'mended' comes from Old English 'mendan'. The combination of these words into 'leisurely-mended' is a modern English construct.

Initially, 'leisurely' meant 'unhurried', and 'mended' meant 'repaired'. The combined term 'leisurely-mended' retains these meanings, emphasizing a relaxed pace in the act of repairing.