timestamp
/ˈtɪmstæmp/; /ˈtaɪmstæmp/Definitions
1. noun
A date and time when an event occurred or was recorded, often used in computer science and digital data storage.
“The server logs contain a timestamp for each login attempt.”
2. verb
To assign a date and time to a file, document, or other digital data.
“The software automatically timestamps each uploaded file with the current date and time.”
3. noun
A specific moment or instant in time, often used in photography and video recording.
“The timestamp on the photo indicates when it was taken.”
4. noun
A short message or note, often including a timestamp, sent to a person or group.
“The timestamp on the text message shows when it was sent.”