'voluntarily-given' originates from the Latin word 'voluntarius,' meaning 'willing' and the Old English word 'giefan,' meaning 'to give.'

'voluntarius' transformed into the Old French word 'voluntaire,' and eventually became the modern English word 'voluntary.' 'Giefan' evolved into the modern English word 'give.'

Initially, 'voluntarius' meant 'willing,' and 'giefan' meant 'to give.' Over time, these meanings combined to form the modern concept of 'voluntarily-given,' meaning 'given freely without coercion.'