Addit
/ˈædɪt/noun
An obsolete English noun meaning an addition or something added.
Did you know?“Addit” ultimately belongs to the ancient Indo-European family built around the idea of giving, the same root behind Latin data—“things given.”
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Indo-European
PIE
*deh₃-
“To give”
Classical Latin
Latin
additum
“Something added; literally, something given or placed toward”
Medieval Latin
Latin
addit
“An addition or appended matter”
Middle English
English
addit
“An addition or supplement”
16th–17th Century
English
addit
“An obsolete noun for something added”
Modern English
English
addit
“Obsolete; an addition”