'temperature-modifiable' is a compound word formed from 'temperature' and 'modifiable'. 'Temperature' originates from Latin 'temperatura', meaning 'a moderate condition', and 'modifiable' comes from Latin 'modificare', meaning 'to limit or restrain'.

'Temperature' evolved from the Latin 'temperatura' through Old French 'temperature', while 'modifiable' evolved from Latin 'modificare' through Old French 'modifier'.

Initially, 'temperature' referred to a 'moderate condition', but now it refers to the degree of heat. 'Modifiable' originally meant 'to limit', but now it means 'capable of being changed'.