manufacturate
Manufacturate is an English verb that is seldom used in modern writing. It is generally treated as an archaic or nonstandard variant of manufacture. When encountered, it conveys the act of producing goods or creating something through manual or mechanical means, effectively to manufacture, but this sense is superseded by the standard form.
Etymology: The form derives from the same roots as manufacture: from the Latin manus (hand) and facere
Usage and status: In contemporary English, "manufacture" is the preferred verb and "manufactured" the customary past
Relation to related terms: The noun "manufacture" refers to the act or process of making goods, and