aktograph
noun
ak·to·graph
ˈak-tə-ˌgraf
plural -s
: a device for recording the movements of a caged but not restrained experimental animal
Word History
Etymology
German, from Latin actus (past participle of agere to do, drive) + German -graph
First Known Use
1915, in the meaning defined above
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