catalog 
catalog definition
cata·log or catalogue cat′a·logue′ (kat′ə lôg′, -läg′)
noun
a complete or extensive list, esp.
- ☆ an alphabetical card file, as of the books in a library
- a list of articles for sale, school courses offered, items on display, etc., usually with descriptive comments and often with illustrations
- a book or pamphlet containing such a list
- a long list, as of warriors, rivers, or ships, characteristic of the classical epic
Etymology: Fr catalogue < LL catalogus < Gr katalogos, a list, register < katalegein, to reckon, list < kata-, down, completely + legein, to say, count: see logic
transitive verb, intransitive verb cataloged -·loged′ or catalogued -·logued′, cataloging -·log′·ing or cataloguing -·logu′·ing
- to enter in a catalog
- to make a catalog of
Related Forms:
- cataloger cat′a·log′er noun or cataloguer cat′a·logu′er or catalogist cat′a·log′·ist or cataloguist cat′a·logu′·ist
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