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[Noun] | "aman*u*en*sis" | \ ə-ˌman-yə-ˈwen(t)-səs \
1: one employed to write from dictation or to copy manuscript
Origin: 1619 ;
Borrowed from Latin āmanuensis, from (servus) ā manū "slave with secretarial duties," literally, "(slave) from the hand" + -ensis, suffix of appurtenance;
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[Noun] | "amanuenses"
1: one who writes from dictation or copies manuscripts;
* e.g., " ... thanks to the efforts of his dutiful amanuensis, copies of most of the author's letters and unpublished manuscripts have been preserved "
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[Noun] | "amanuensis"
1: one who writes from dictation or copies manuscripts;
* e.g., " ... thanks to the efforts of his dutiful amanuensis, copies of most of the author's letters and unpublished manuscripts have been preserved "
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