append in Latin
append in Latin is adiungō — append means (archaic) To hang something from a string or similar so that it dangles.
append in Latin
adiungō
(transitive) To add, as an accessory to the principal thing; to annex
What does "append" mean?
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verb (archaic) To hang something from a string or similar so that it dangles.
"An inscription was appended to the column."
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verb To add something extra onto the main item.
"notes appended to a book chapter"
- verb (computing) To add extra information onto the end of an existing file, string, or similar.
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append in a sentence
- An inscription was appended to the column.
- a seal appended to a record
- notes appended to a book chapter
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What is "append" in Latin?
"append" in Latin is adiungō. append means: (archaic) To hang something from a string or similar so that it dangles.
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