annalising
|an-nal-is-ing|
C2
/ˈænəlaɪz/
(annalise)
to record in annals
Etymology
Etymology Information
'annalise' originates from Latin, specifically the word 'annales', where the root 'annus' meant 'year'.
Historical Evolution
'annalise' developed in Modern English as a verb formed from the noun 'annal'/'annals' (from Old French and Latin 'annales'); the verb was created by adding the verbalizing suffix '-ize'/'-ise' to the noun.
Meaning Changes
Initially related to 'annals' meaning 'yearly records', it evolved into the verbal sense 'to record in annals' or more generally 'to chronicle'.
Meanings by Part of Speech
Noun 1
the act or process of annalising; a verbal noun (gerund) meaning recording in annals.
The annalising of the revolts provided historians with a clear timeline.
Synonyms
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