To make concise or succinct together with another person; to work jointly on condensing or summarizing something.
From co- (together) + -intise (from tintise or from Latin intus, meaning 'within,' suggesting compression). A rare formation combining collaborative action with condensing.
This word is practically extinct in modern English, but it reveals how medieval scholars worked—sitting together copying manuscripts and discussing how to fit complex theology into brief margins.
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