Studite (iou) and note 1, noun (oh)

Studite (iou)

Studite noun & adjective. L17.
[medieval Latin Studita (ecclesiastical Greek Stoudites) from Studium (Stoudion), from Studius (Stoudios) (see below) + -ITE1.]
A. noun. A member of the monastic order founded by Studius in the 5th cent. AD at Constantinople, esp. as reformed by St Theodore at the end of the 8th cent. L17.
b. attrib. or as adjective. Of or pertaining to the Studites or their order. E20.

note 1, noun (oh)

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1 ?to remind you?
2 ?for studying?
3 ?short letter?
4 ?official letter?
5 ?additional information?
6 ?Music?
7 ?money?
8 ?feeling or quality?
9 hit/strike the right/wrong note
10 take note (of something)
11 somebody/something of note
12 worthy/deserving of note
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[Date: 1200-1300; Language: Latin; Origin: nota 'mark, character, written note']
?TO REMIND YOU?
a) [C] something that you write down to remind you of something
::Dave made a note of her address and phone number.
:: Keep a careful note of any problems you have with the Software.
b) make a (mental) note to do sth
to decide that you must remember to do some later
::He made a mental note to arrange a time to meet her.
?FOR STUDYING?
notes [plural] information that a student writes down during a lesson, from a book etc
::Can I borrow your lecture notes ?
take/make notes
(=write notes)
::I read the first chapter and took notes.
?SHORT LETTER?
[C] a short informal letter
::I was going to write Kathy a note , but I decided to call her instead.
::This is just a quick note to let you know that I won't be in the office tomorrow.
::a suicide note (=a note telling someone that you are going to kill yourself)
::a thank you note (=a note to say thank you for something)
?OFFICIAL LETTER?
[C] an official letter or document
sick note BrE (=a note saying that you are too ill to go to work or school)
delivery note
(=a document showing that goods have been delivered)
diplomatic note
(=a formal letter from one government to another)
-see also credit note , promissory note
?ADDITIONAL INFORMATION?
[C] a short piece of Writing at the bottom of a page or at the end of a book or document which gives more information about something written in the main part
::The notes are at the back of the book.
explanatory/guidance notes
::A set of guidance notes is provided to assist applicants in completing the form.
-see also footnote (1)
?Music?
[C] a particular musical sound, or a symbol representing this sound
high/low note
::She has a good voice but has trouble hitting the high notes.

?MONEY?
[C] BrE also bank note
a piece of paper money worth a particular amount of money
American Equivalent: bill -see also coin coin
::a ten-pound note
?FEELING OR QUALITY?
[singular] a type of feeling or quality when someone speaks or does something
note of
::There was a note of doubt in her voice.
::He brought a note of realism into the debate.
on a ... note
(=speaking in a particular way)
::She ended her speech on a personal note.
::On a more serious note, I'd like to thank everyone for all their support.
hit/strike the right/wrong note
to succeed or not succeed in being right and suitable for a particular occasion
::Bush is hoping to hit the right note again with voters.
take note (of sth)
to pay attention to something
-synonym notice notice
::People were beginning to take note of her talents as a writer.
::His first album made the Music world stand up and take note .
sb/sth of note
formal important, interesting, or famous
::The college has produced several architects of note.
::The village has a number of buildings of note.
worthy/deserving of note
important or interesting and deserving particular attention
-see also noteworthy noteworthy
::three recent novels that are especially worthy of note
-see also compare notes at compare 1 (5)

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