agendy

Agendy is a rarely used noun in English that appears as a variant spelling of agenda. In contemporary standard usage, the form agenda (and its plural agendas) is preferred. Agendy may be encountered in older texts or as a typographical variant rather than as a distinct, dictionary-accepted term. When agendy appears, it typically carries the same meaning as agenda: a list of items to be discussed, decided, or acted upon, especially in a meeting or planning context.

Etymology: The word agenda comes from Latin agendum, and the English form agenda emerged in Late Middle English via Medieval Latin. Agendy seems to be a nonstandard or dialectal spelling that arose through phonetic spelling or orthographic variation before standardization, rather than from a separate root.

Usage: Modern editors usually correct agendy to agenda. Some writers may retain agendy as a stylistic archaism, a proper noun (such as a surname or brand), or in contexts aiming to evoke historical language. There is no separate, widely recognized meaning for agendy beyond the standard sense of an agenda.

See also: agenda, to-do list, meeting minutes.