agendum
noun
agen·dum ə-ˈjen-dəm 
plural agenda ə-ˈjen-də or agendums
or agendums 1
: agenda
2
: an item on an agenda
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from Medieval Latin, in plural, "order of worship, list of matters to be dealt with (by an assembly), proceedings, affairs," from gerundive of Latin agere "to drive, do, carry out" — more at agent
First Known Use
1849, in the meaning defined at sense 1
- corpsman
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- corpsy
- corpulence
- corpulences
- corpulencies
- corpulency
- corpulent
- corpulently
- corpulentness
- corpus
- corpus allatum
- corpus callosum
- corpus car
- corpus cardiacum
- Corpus Christi
- corpus delicti
- corpus luteum
- corpus striatum
- corpus vile
- corpuscle
- corpuscle of has
- corpuscle of hassal
- corpuscle of Hassall
- corpuscle of the spleen