Anexar
Example: El historiador decidió anexar documentos antiguos al archivo principal.
Definition
"Anexar" means to attach or add something, especially documents or items, to a larger collection or main body, often for organizational purposes. For example, a historian might "anexar" old documents to the primary archive to keep related materials together.
Etymology
The word "anexar" comes from the Latin 'annexare,' meaning 'to tie or bind to.' It evolved through Spanish to mean attaching or adding something to a larger whole. Did you know? The root 'nexus' relates to binding, which is at the heart of the word "anexar."
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"Anexar" appears in the Vocaplus list "Spanish - History - (B2) - set 1", containing 210 commonly used words.
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