Definition of adscript in English:

adscript

noun ˈadskrɪpt

1Geometry. A circumscribed or inscribed line, especially a tangent of a curve. Now rare and historical.
2An adscript feudal serf.
3A comment or note added to a manuscript, especially one which in error becomes incorporated into the text.

adjective ˈadskrɪpt

1Of a feudal serf: hereditarily attached to an estate, and transferred with it.
2Written after; opposed to subscript. Chiefly in "iota adscript".

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in William Bedwell (bap. 1563, d. 1632), Arabist and mathematician. From classical Latin adscrīptus (also ascrīptus), past participle (in post-classical Latin also used as adjective and noun: see note) of adscrībere.

Definition of adscript in US English:

adscript

nounˈadskrɪpt

1Geometry. A circumscribed or inscribed line, especially a tangent of a curve. Now rare and historical.
2An adscript feudal serf.
3A comment or note added to a manuscript, especially one which in error becomes incorporated into the text.

adjectiveˈadskrɪpt

1Of a feudal serf: hereditarily attached to an estate, and transferred with it.
2Written after; opposed to subscript. Chiefly in "iota adscript".

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in William Bedwell (bap. 1563, d. 1632), Arabist and mathematician. From classical Latin adscrīptus (also ascrīptus), past participle (in post-classical Latin also used as adjective and noun: see note) of adscrībere.

词汇	adscript
释义	Definition of adscript in English: adscript noun ˈadskrɪpt 1Geometry. A circumscribed or inscribed line, especially a tangent of a curve. Now rare and historical. 2An adscript feudal serf. 3A comment or note added to a manuscript, especially one which in error becomes incorporated into the text. adjective ˈadskrɪpt 1Of a feudal serf: hereditarily attached to an estate, and transferred with it. 2Written after; opposed to subscript. Chiefly in "iota adscript". Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in William Bedwell (bap. 1563, d. 1632), Arabist and mathematician. From classical Latin adscrīptus (also ascrīptus), past participle (in post-classical Latin also used as adjective and noun: see note) of adscrībere. Definition of adscript in US English: adscript nounˈadskrɪpt 1Geometry. A circumscribed or inscribed line, especially a tangent of a curve. Now rare and historical. 2An adscript feudal serf. 3A comment or note added to a manuscript, especially one which in error becomes incorporated into the text. adjectiveˈadskrɪpt 1Of a feudal serf: hereditarily attached to an estate, and transferred with it. 2Written after; opposed to subscript. Chiefly in "iota adscript". Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in William Bedwell (bap. 1563, d. 1632), Arabist and mathematician. From classical Latin adscrīptus (also ascrīptus), past participle (in post-classical Latin also used as adjective and noun: see note) of adscrībere.
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