How Do You Spell INDEXED?

Pronunciation: [ˈɪndɛkst] (IPA)

Indexed is spelled with four letters, "i," "n," "d," and "e," and can be pronounced as /ˈɪnˌdɛkst/. The word is derived from the verb "index" which means to list or categorize information in a systematic way. Various forms of this word may include indexing, indexes, and indexers, with the addition of the suffix "-ing," "-es," and "-er," respectively. The spelling of indexed follows the English language rules of phonic pronunciation and corresponds closely with its phonetic transcription.

INDEXED Meaning and Definition

1. Indexed, as an adjective, refers to the process or state of creating an organized system that allows for quick and efficient retrieval of information. It involves assigning specific identifiers or labels to different items or aspects of a collection, database, or any other type of information source. These identifiers, also known as indices or indexes, serve as reference points or pointers allowing the information to be categorized, sorted, and accessed easily.

   The primary purpose of indexing is to simplify the search and retrieval of information by establishing a structured framework that facilitates efficient navigation and locating of specific items within a larger set. In this context, an indexed system enhances the speed, accuracy, and reliability of finding relevant information, thus saving time and effort.

   Typically, indexing can be found in various domains such as libraries, databases, search engines, and even within books or magazines. In library science, for instance, books are commonly indexed based on the author's name, subject, or keywords. Similarly, a search engine indexes web pages based on various factors like keywords, metadata, and relevance to rank and retrieve search results.

   Moreover, the term "indexed" is also frequently used to describe financial instruments tied to a specific index, such as indexed funds. In this context, the term denotes the investment strategy of basing the fund's performance on a particular index, such as a stock market index, commodities index, or bond index.

   Overall, indexed denotes the organization and categorization of information or assets using identifiers for efficient retrieval, as well as the association of financial instruments with specific indices for investment purposes.

2. Provided with an index.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Top Common Misspellings for INDEXED *

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Other Common Misspellings for INDEXED

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Etymology of INDEXED

The word "indexed" has its etymology in the Latin word "index", which means "pointer" or "sign". The term "index" evolved from the verb "indicare", which translates to "to point out" or "to show". Over time, "index" came to refer to a list, register, or catalog that shows the location, order, or content of something. As a result, the verb "to index" emerged, signifying the act of creating or organizing an index. Therefore, "indexed" has its roots in this historical development of the word "index" and its related Latin origins.

Similar spelling words for INDEXED

• index,
• untaxed,
• Antiquist,
• unit cost,
• auto-indexed,
• indexate,
• antecosta,
• thumb-indexed,
• anticosti,
• Annexed,
• odd-indexed,
• endocast,
• Intext,
• even-indexed,
• indeed,
• Indexed,
• antiegoist,
• Indexes.

Conjugate verb Indexed

CONDITIONAL

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FUTURE

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