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annotative

/a.nɔ.ta.tiv/ adj

Relating to annotation.

Word Origin Annotative means 'serving to annotate' — from Latin 'ad-' 'to' and 'notare' 'to mark.' So to annotate is to add notes to something. The root 'notare' comes from 'nota' 'mark,' and gives us note, notable, connote (mark together), and denote (mark down). The breakdown an+not+ate+ive shows the adjective suffix -ive.

adj Relating to annotation.

The annotative notes in the manuscript provided valuable context for the historical text.

(形容词) 注释性的 【与注释相关的】

手稿中的注释性说明为历史文本提供了宝贵的背景信息。

(adjetivo) Relacionado con la anotación o las notas explicativas.

Las notas anotativas del manuscrito proporcionaron un contexto valioso para el texto histórico.

(adjectif) Qui se rapporte à l'annotation ou qui sert à annoter un texte.

Les notes **annotative**s du manuscrit fournissaient un contexte précieux pour le texte historique.

(Adjektiv) annotativ; mit Anmerkungen versehen [Sich auf Anmerkungen, Erläuterungen oder Kommentare beziehend, die einem Text hinzugefügt werden.]

Die **annotativen** Notizen im Manuskript lieferten wertvolle Hintergrundinformationen zum historischen Text.

(形容詞) 注釈に関する、注釈としての役割を果たす。

写本に付けられた注釈は、その歴史的文書にとって貴重な背景情報を提供していた。

(adjetivo) anotativo; comentativo [Relativo à anotação.]

As notas anotativas no manuscrito forneceram um contexto valioso para o texto histórico.

Synonyms: annotatory commentative explanatory elucidative exegetic
Word parts: an + not + ate + ive

Related words

annotate annotation annotator

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