Video

Definition

Video refers to the recording, reproduction, or broadcasting of moving visual images. It can also refer to a digital or analog recording of visual content.

Parts of Speech

• Noun
• Adjective

Pronunciation

American English

• IPA Pronunciation: /ˈvɪd.i.oʊ/
• Respelling: VID-ee-oh

British English

• IPA Pronunciation: /ˈvɪd.i.əʊ/
• Respelling: VID-ee-oh

Etymology

The word "video" originates from the Latin word "videre," meaning "to see." It was adopted into English in the early 20th century with the rise of visual recording and broadcasting technologies.

Derivatives

• Videotape (noun/verb)
• Videography (noun)
• Videographer (noun)
• Videodisc (noun)
• Videoed (verb, past tense)

Synonyms

• Footage
• Recording
• Film

Antonyms

• Audio
• Still image
• None

Usage

The noun "video" is used to refer to visual media content, such as "She uploaded a new video to her channel." As an adjective, it describes things related to visual media, such as "video camera."

Related Terms

• Film: A motion picture or movie.
• Media: Means of communication, including visual content.
• Streaming: The transmission of audio or video content over the internet.

Detailed Definitions

Noun

• A recording or broadcast of moving images: Refers to visual content in digital or analog form.
  • Example: "The video of the concert went viral online."
• A system or medium for visual communication: Refers to equipment or technology related to recording or displaying visual content.
  • Example: "Video conferencing has become a popular tool for remote work."

Adjective

• Relating to the recording or display of moving images: Refers to devices or systems associated with visual media.
  • Example: "She bought a new video camera."