'modernly-organized' originates from the combination of 'modernly' and 'organized', where 'modernly' is derived from 'modern', meaning 'of the present or recent times', and 'organized' from 'organize', meaning 'to arrange systematically'.

'modernly' evolved from the Middle English 'moderne', which came from the Latin 'modernus', and 'organized' from the Medieval Latin 'organizare'.

Initially, 'modern' meant 'pertaining to the present', and 'organized' meant 'arranged in a systematic way'. The combined term 'modernly-organized' retains these meanings, emphasizing contemporary systematic arrangement.