scribe
/skaɪb/Definitions
1. noun
A person whose occupation is to write or copy written documents, often in a decorative hand; a clerk or secretary.
“The scribe carefully transcribed the ancient manuscript.”
2. verb
To write or copy written documents, especially in a decorative hand.
“The monk scribed the illuminated pages of the Bible.”
3. verb
To write or compose something, especially in a formal or official manner.
“The politician was accused of scribing a false statement on her website.”
4. noun
A device, such as a computer or a machine, that can write or draw.
“The new 3D printer was marketed as a scribe for artists.”
5. verb
To engrave or cut a design onto a surface.
“The craftsman scribed the intricate pattern onto the wooden panel.”