'obviously-shaped' originates from the English word 'obvious,' which comes from Latin 'obvius,' meaning 'in the way' or 'meeting,' and 'shape,' from Old English 'sceap,' meaning 'form or figure.'

'obvious' evolved from Latin 'obvius' through Old French 'obvieus' and Middle English 'obvious,' while 'shape' evolved from Old English 'sceap' to Middle English 'shapen.'

Initially, 'obvious' meant 'in the way' or 'meeting,' but over time it evolved to mean 'easily perceived or understood.' 'Shape' has largely retained its original meaning of 'form or figure.'