capiturlary
/ˌkæpɪˈtʊərɪ/; /kæpɪˈtʊrɪ/ or /kæpɪˈtʊrɪ/ or /kæpɪˈtʊərɪ/Definitions
1. noun
a collection of documents or a book of laws or rules, especially one compiled by a monarch in medieval Europe.
“The capitulary was a collection of all the laws and decrees passed during the king’s reign.”
2. noun
a list of things that must be done or achieved, especially in a particular field or situation.
“The project team created a capitulary of tasks that needed to be completed before the deadline.”