English

issuee

From issue + -ee.

Formed from issue + -ee

Latin eō ‘go’

Latin exeō ‘go out’

Old French issir ‘to exit’

Old French issue ‘an exit’

Middle English issue ‘an outwards flow or discharge’

English issue

Today it means

noun Someone to whom something, especially shares, is issued.

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