secundum
- adverb
- /sɪˈkʌndəm/
- Formal
- First, we reviewed the data; secundum, we analyzed the results.
Examples
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He listed his reasons as 'primum' for the first and secundum for the second.
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Secundum, we will discuss the financial implications.
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The philosopher began with his main argument and then wrote secundum to introduce the next point.
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In medieval manuscripts, scribes often used secundum to mark the second section.
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Firstly, we will cover the historical background; secundum, we will examine the main themes.
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The teacher presented the first argument; secundum, she provided examples to support her claims.
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He organized the meeting agenda: first the introduction, secundum, the discussion topics.
Synonyms
Immediately after that
Next after the first in position, time, or order
Used to introduce the next point in a list
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Etymology
Secundum as an adverb also comes from Latin secundus, 'following', from sequi, 'to follow', and was used by writers to mark the next point. So when you see secundum it usually means 'secondly' or 'next'.