Diarize
/ˈdaɪəraɪz/noun
To record or write something in a diary or personal journal.
Did you know?Diarize comes from diary, and diary ultimately traces back to Greek *hēmera* meaning “day,” the same ancient root behind words like ephemeral and hemisphere.
Etymological Timeline
Ancient Greek
Greek
hēméra
“day”
Late Latin
Latin
diarium
“daily allowance or daily record”
Old French
French
diarie
“a daily account or journal”
16th-17th Century
English
diary
“a daily record of events or thoughts”
Late 20th Century
English
diarize
“to enter or record in a diary or journal”
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