Definition of recordative in English:

recordative

adjective rɪˈkɔːdətɪv

Originally: †commemorative (obsolete). In later use more generally: of or relating to recording; that records.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Sessions against Gardiner. From post-classical Latin recordativus commemorative from classical Latin recordāt-, past participial stem of recordārī + -īvus.

Definition of recordative in US English:

recordative

adjectiverɪˈkɔːdətɪv

Originally: †commemorative (obsolete). In later use more generally: of or relating to recording; that records.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Sessions against Gardiner. From post-classical Latin recordativus commemorative from classical Latin recordāt-, past participial stem of recordārī + -īvus.

单词	recordative
释义	Definition of recordative in English: recordative adjective rɪˈkɔːdətɪv Originally: †commemorative (obsolete). In later use more generally: of or relating to recording; that records. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Sessions against Gardiner. From post-classical Latin recordativus commemorative from classical Latin recordāt-, past participial stem of recordārī + -īvus. Definition of recordative in US English: recordative adjectiverɪˈkɔːdətɪv Originally: †commemorative (obsolete). In later use more generally: of or relating to recording; that records. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Sessions against Gardiner. From post-classical Latin recordativus commemorative from classical Latin recordāt-, past participial stem of recordārī + -īvus.
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