English
addressation
From address + -ation.
Formed from address + -ation
Latin regō ‘to govern, rule’
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Proto-Romance *dīrēctiāre ‘to guide; to direct’
Proto-Romance *addīrēctiāre
Old French adrecier ‘to straighten, address’
Middle English adressen ‘to raise erect, adorn’
English address
Today it means
noun The identification, by an addresse, of an address of an assertion intended by a speaker
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Etymograph / addressation