Designate

/ˈdɛzɪɡneɪt/ verb

To designate means to officially choose, name, or mark someone or something for a particular role, use, or purpose. It can also mean to indicate or point something out clearly.

From Latin "designare" meaning "to mark out" or "to point out," formed from "de-" and "signare" (to mark, from "signum" meaning "sign"). It came into English through Latin and French forms in the 17th century.

AMመሾም
ARيعين
BNনির্দেশ করা
CSoznačit
DAudpege
DEbezeichnen
ELορίζω
ESdesignar
FAتعیین کردن
FInimetä
FRdésigner
GUનિયુક્ત કરવું
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