telegraph
telegraph
v. trans.
See signal.
v. trans.
See signal.
TELEGRAPH
s. *telegraphum quod dicitur (technical term). “To communicate by telegraph” may be nearly expressed by: per homines certis locis dispositos in singula diei tempora quae aguntur cognoscere et quid fieri volumus imperare (Vid: Caes. B.G. 7 16).
s. *telegraphum quod dicitur (technical term). “To communicate by telegraph” may be nearly expressed by: per homines certis locis dispositos in singula diei tempora quae aguntur cognoscere et quid fieri volumus imperare (Vid: Caes. B.G. 7 16).
telegraph: *tēlēgrăphum (Kr.): the old-fashioned t. may be expr. by *machina rem gestam per signa lignea nuntians (Kr.): (see also Caes. B. G. 7, 3): the electric t., *machina ad vim electricam transmittendam ita instructa ut sine intervallo literas et verba e longinquo indicet: to send a message by t., *telegrapho, quod dicitur, nuntium mittere.