An indication of something to be specially noted; a memorandum, note, or observation.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Prerogative of Man. From classical Latin notandum (neuter singular of notandus, gerundive of notāre; compare -and), short for notandum est ‘it is to be noted’, used to introduce a memorandum, e.g.
Definition of notandum in US English:
notandum
nounnə(ʊ)ˈtandəm
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An indication of something to be specially noted; a memorandum, note, or observation.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Prerogative of Man. From classical Latin notandum (neuter singular of notandus, gerundive of notāre; compare -and), short for notandum est ‘it is to be noted’, used to introduce a memorandum, e.g.