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noun · 1 syllable · /tʃɑːrt/

CHART

What does "CHART" mean?

A diagram, table, or map presenting information, especially data or navigation.

Meanings

  1. A diagram or table that displays data in an organized, visual form. The bar chart showed sales climbing every quarter.
  2. A map used for navigation, especially of the sea or sky. The captain spread the chart across the table to plot a course.
  3. A ranked list of the most popular songs or records. Her debut single shot straight to the top of the charts.
  4. To plot, map, or record the course or progress of something. Scientists charted the storm's path across the Atlantic.

Did you know?

  • 'Chart', 'card', 'carton', and 'charter' are all the same word in disguise: each comes from Latin 'charta', a leaf of papyrus - the original blank sheet you could write, draw, or map on.

Word origin

From Latin 'charta' ('leaf of paper, papyrus sheet'), via Middle French 'charte'; the same root gives 'card', 'carton', and 'charter'.

Remember it

A CHART starts with a 'chart' of land - and it shares its root with 'card', the small paper you also read at a glance.

A little poem

We pin the chaos flat against a grid-
and call it knowing, what the lines half-hid.

couplet

Wordplay

  • My data was lost at sea, so I made a graph to find it. Now I'm just trying to chart a course.

What it teaches

A chart never shows the whole sea - it shows only the lines we chose to draw on it.

Quick facts

What does CHART mean?

A diagram, table, or map presenting information, especially data or navigation.

Is CHART a valid word?

Yes — CHART is one of the answer words in Wordul, the daily word game.

How many letters is CHART?

CHART has 5 letters and 1 syllable.

Where does CHART come from?

From Latin 'charta' ('leaf of paper, papyrus sheet'), via Middle French 'charte'; the same root gives 'card', 'carton', and 'charter'.

What can CHART teach us?

A chart never shows the whole sea - it shows only the lines we chose to draw on it.

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