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datemark

noun

Etymology

From date + mark.

  1. derived from *mórǵs✻
  2. derived from *markō✻
  3. derived from *marku✻
  4. derived from mearc
  5. derived from mark
  6. compounded as datemark — “date + mark”

Definitions

  1. A marking that indicates a date.

    • Again, some light on those great datemarks, the migrations to America, ought to be derivable from studies of the indispensable conditions for crossing the Pacific, and particularly the stages of development of navigation.
    • It ends with a datemark (8 April 628), a note that the army was striking camp and setting off on the march home, and a request for prayers for their safe return (734. 13–17).

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA