Definition of recordation in English:

recordation

noun rɛkɔːˈdeɪʃn

The action or process of recording something, especially in writing; an instance of this.

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French recordation (French recordation, now arch.) memory, remembrance, mention, report, description and its etymon classical Latin recordātiōn-, recordātiō act of calling to mind, recollection, faculty of recollection, in post-classical Latin also action of recording, record (frequently from 1115 in British sources) from recordāt-, past participial stem of recordārī + -iō. Compare Spanish recordación, Italian ricordazione.

Definition of recordation in US English:

recordation

nounrɛkɔːˈdeɪʃn

The action or process of recording something, especially in writing; an instance of this.

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French recordation (French recordation, now arch.) memory, remembrance, mention, report, description and its etymon classical Latin recordātiōn-, recordātiō act of calling to mind, recollection, faculty of recollection, in post-classical Latin also action of recording, record (frequently from 1115 in British sources) from recordāt-, past participial stem of recordārī + -iō. Compare Spanish recordación, Italian ricordazione.

单词	recordation
释义	Definition of recordation in English: recordation noun rɛkɔːˈdeɪʃn The action or process of recording something, especially in writing; an instance of this. Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French recordation (French recordation, now arch.) memory, remembrance, mention, report, description and its etymon classical Latin recordātiōn-, recordātiō act of calling to mind, recollection, faculty of recollection, in post-classical Latin also action of recording, record (frequently from 1115 in British sources) from recordāt-, past participial stem of recordārī + -iō. Compare Spanish recordación, Italian ricordazione. Definition of recordation in US English: recordation nounrɛkɔːˈdeɪʃn The action or process of recording something, especially in writing; an instance of this. Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French recordation (French recordation, now arch.) memory, remembrance, mention, report, description and its etymon classical Latin recordātiōn-, recordātiō act of calling to mind, recollection, faculty of recollection, in post-classical Latin also action of recording, record (frequently from 1115 in British sources) from recordāt-, past participial stem of recordārī + -iō. Compare Spanish recordación, Italian ricordazione.
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