'standardly-delivered' originates from the combination of 'standardly' and 'delivered', where 'standardly' refers to something done in a regular or typical manner, and 'delivered' means to bring or transport to a destination.

'standardly-delivered' combines the adverb 'standardly' with the past participle 'delivered', forming a compound adjective used in modern English.

Initially, 'delivered' meant 'to bring or hand over', and 'standardly' meant 'in a standard manner'. Together, they evolved to describe something provided in a typical way.