📝 Credited as author 📝 To credit author

to bylined

1 6.7

To put someone's name on an article to show they wrote it in a newspaper or magazine

verb
/ˈbaɪlaɪnd/

Literature

: firmar

She was thrilled to see her name bylined on the front page.

Examples

She has bylined several pieces for the local newspaper.
The article was bylined by Jane Doe.
The article was bylined by a well-known journalist.
Many stories in the magazine are bylined, but some remain anonymous.
The article was bylined by a well-known journalist.
She was thrilled to see her name bylined on the front page.
She has bylined several pieces for the local newspaper.

How Credited

credited

2 3.9

to bylined

Literature

1 6.7

acknowledged

8 3.5

uncredited

1 5.3

Surface Forms

bylined infinitive

bylined past

bylined past participle

bylining present participle

bylines third person singular

Morphology

bylined = byline (transparent) = byline + ed

The past/past-participle is regularly formed from the verb 'byline' using the standard -ed suffix.

Etymology

The word bylined comes from byline, the small line that says 'By [name]'. To 'byline' someone is to put their name on that line and so credit them as the author.