anexo

annex

noun ah-NEK-soh Rare

Origin: From Latin annexus (tied to), past participle of annectere.

Also means

appendix

Usage Note

Anexo means an annex to a building or a document appendix (un anexo al contrato = a contract annex). The adjective use (edificio anexo = annex building) is also common. In Spain anejo is an older variant still found in legal texts, while anexo is the standard modern form across the Spanish-speaking world.

Examples

"Los detalles técnicos están en el anexo del informe."

Natural Translation

The technical details are in the annex of the report.

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