calendaring
- noun
- Specialized
- Accurate calendaring of old documents helps researchers track events over time.
Examples
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The archive's calendaring project made it possible to quickly find relevant records.
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The historian spent weeks calendaring the letters to make them easier to study.
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The calendaring of historical documents is essential for researchers.
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I am currently calendaring all the archives for our project.
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The historian spent weeks calendaring the letters to make them easier to study.
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Accurate calendaring of old documents helps researchers track events over time.
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The archive's calendaring project made it possible to quickly find relevant records.
How Detailed
- Specialized
- Formal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Calendaring comes from calendar, from the Latin calendae ('first day') and calare ('to call'). Historians and archive workers used calendars as ordered lists of items by date, so calendaring means making a date list or summary of documents.