agendum

noun

Sayuh-JEN-duhm/əˈd͡ʒɛn.dəm/

Pluralagenda, agendums

2 meanings of agendum

1
nounrarecountable
A job or task that someone should get done.
Like an item on a to-do list that you still need to finish.
Fixing the leaky roof is the most urgent agendum on his list.
Every agendum was handled before the team went home.
Similartask, item, matter
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2
nouncountable
Something a person should do as a duty, not just something to believe.
Like the difference between saying you care and actually doing something to help.
For many believers, helping the poor is a real agendum, not only a belief.
Her faith turned kindness into a daily agendum.
Similarduty, obligation
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Origin

From Latin agendum, meaning 'that which ought to be done', from agō ('I do, act').