English
recordwise
From record + -wise.
Formed from record + -wise
Proto-Indo-European *ḱerd- ‘heart’
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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
adj In terms of a record (in several contexts)
Sources
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