extant
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adjective
(especially of a
document
)
still
in
existence
;
surviving
:
｟かたく｠ 〈古い書類などが〉現存している, 残存する
e.g.
the original manuscript is no longer extant.
ORIGIN
mid
16th century
(in the sense ‘able to be
publicly
seen
or
reached
’): from
Latin
exstant-
‘being
visible
or
prominent
,
existing
’, from the verb
exstare
, from
ex-
‘
out
’ +
stare
‘to
stand
’.