'questionably-shaped' originates from the English word 'questionable,' which comes from the Latin word 'quaestionabilis,' meaning 'doubtful,' and 'shape,' from Old English 'sceap,' meaning 'form or figure.'

'questionably-shaped' evolved from the combination of 'questionable' and 'shape,' reflecting a modern English usage to describe uncertain forms.

Initially, 'questionable' meant 'doubtful or uncertain,' and 'shape' referred to 'form or figure.' The combination retains the original meanings, describing forms that are uncertain or doubtful.