anno
Year in Latin
Anno is Latin for "year," appearing in English phrases and abbreviations.
Anno Domini (A.D.) means "in the year of our Lord," dating years from the birth of Christ.
Anno appears in formal or historical contexts: anno regni (in the year of the reign), anno mundi (in the year of the world).
The word is rarely used outside such fixed phrases.
Date-tracking system
- epochDistinct historical period
- eraDistinct historical period
- ageDuration of existence
- periodPunctuation ending sentences
eon · decade · century · millennium · date · season · quarter · semester
Stored historical records
- artifactHuman-made historical object
- civilizationAdvanced organized human society
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
- legacyWhat's passed down
monument · relic · ruins · antiquity · chronicle · manuscript · inscription · archaeology
System of written symbols
- footnoteCitation at page bottom
- marginEdge of a page
- commentaryExplanatory remarks on events
- glossShine or annotation
scholarly · manuscript · marginalia · scribe · reference · note · abbreviation · scholarly
calendar
Date-tracking system
period · eon · decade · century · millennium · date · season · quarter · semester · trimester
archive
Stored historical records
- artifactHuman-made historical object
- civilizationAdvanced organized human society
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
legacy · monument · relic · ruins · antiquity · chronicle · manuscript · inscription · archaeology · medieval
notation
System of written symbols
- footnoteCitation at page bottom
- marginEdge of a page
- commentaryExplanatory remarks on events
gloss · scholarly · manuscript · marginalia · scribe · reference · note · abbreviation · scholarly · textual
- happy anniversaryGreeting marking yearly milestone
- paper anniversaryOne-year marriage commemoration
- wedding anniversaryYearly observance of nuptials
- annual returnTwelve-month financial summary
- golden anniversaryFifty-year marriage commemoration
- silver anniversaryTwenty-fifth year milestone
annual, annually, annuity, anniversary, annals, per annum, biannual, semiannual, superannuated