Anexar
Example: El documento histórico fue anexado al archivo principal.
Definition
"Anexar" means to attach or add something, especially a document or item, to a main body or collection. For example, in history, it refers to joining a historical document to a primary archive, ensuring it becomes part of a larger set of records.
Translations
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to attach -
bijvoegen -
annexar -
annexer -
anfügen
Etymology
The word "anexar" comes from the Latin 'annectere,' meaning 'to tie or bind to.' Over time, it evolved into Spanish as "anexar," carrying the sense of attaching or joining something to another. Did you know? The root 'nectere' relates to tying or binding, which reflects how "anexar" implies a physical or metaphorical connection.
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"Anexar" appears in the Vocaplus list "Spanish - History - (B2) - set 1", containing 210 commonly used words.
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