seriatum

== English == === Etymology 1 === From Latin seriatum, neuter of Medieval Latin or New Latin seriatus (“arranged in serial order”). ==== Noun ==== seriatum (uncommon) a series, a sequence 1986, The Life of the transcendental ego: essays in honor of William Earle (William Earle, Edward S. Casey, Donald V. Morano), page 205: […] perhaps now in present perception, but also reflexively to become identical with itself through the seriatum of time. ===== Related terms ===== ad seriatum === Etymology 2 === Misspelling of seriatim, influenced by the commonness of the Latin ending -um. ==== Adverb ==== seriatum Misspelling of seriatim (“sequentially”). ==== Adjective ==== seriatum Misspelling of seriatim (“sequential”). === Related terms === seriate seriatim series === Anagrams === muriates, semitaur == Latin == === Adjective === seriātum inflection of seriātus: nominative/accusative/vocative neuter singular accusative masculine singular