noun / verb
text
TEKST/tekst/
Written words conveying information.
The note and phone display the same text: “Meet at noon.”

Etymology
Latin texere, “to weave,” gave textus, a “thing woven” and the texture or style of a work. This weaving image came to describe a written composition and its wording.
In context
a Serif on a letter might make text easier to read. Our typographic power extends to the arrangement of larger blocks of text. Controlling the letter spacing is the first step.
More examples
- The text below the diagram explains each step.
- I send her a text with the address.
- He texts me when his flight lands.
Forms
text · texts · texted · texting
textual adjective — Relating to the written words themselves.