English
recordee
From record + -ee.
Formed from record + -ee
Proto-Indo-European *ḱerd- ‘heart’
…
Latin recordor ‘to remember, call to mind’
Old French recorder ‘to register, to recall’
Old French record
Middle English recorde
English record
Today it means
noun One who is recorded.
Sources
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Etymograph / recordee