SCRIPT = “write”

Latin scrībo, scrībĕre, scripsi, scriptum
see also [SCRIB]

[dict] prescription [PRE] something a doctor has to write before the pharmacist can give medicine

[dict] script the written text of a play

[dict] scriptures the holy writings of a religion, especially the Old and New Testaments of the Bible

[dict] conscription [CON] a written order to join (with) the military

[dict] inscription [IN²] words written into something, such as book or a ring

[dict] manuscript [MANU] originally, the hand-written text of a work

[dict] postscript [POST] something written after

[dict] scriptorium a place for writing, especially copying the Scriptures in the Middle Ages

[dict] subscript [SUB] written below, such as the 2 in H₂O

[dict] superscript [SUPER] written above, such as the 2 in x²

[dict] transcription [TRANS] copying words from one medium "across to another

[dict] adscript [AD] written at the same level, such as an iota adscript in Ἅιδης (as opposed to an iota subscript in ᾅδης)

[dict] sola scriptura [SOL²] by Scripture alone, a rallying cry of the Reformation

quod scripsi scripsi — "What I have written, I have written." Pontius Pilate, John 19:22

es: escribir (Spanish often adds an e before consonant blends with s; cf. espíritu)

fr: écrire (French often adds an e before consonant blends with s and loses the s; cf. école)

it: scrivere

pt: escrever

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