apograph
noun
ap·o·graph
\ˈapəˌgraf\
Definition of apograph
apographa
\əˈpägrəfə, aˈ-\apographal
\əˈpägrəfəl, (ˈ)a¦p-\ adjectiveFrom the M-W Editors
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Origin and Etymology of apograph
Latin apographon, from Greek, from neuter of apographos copied, from apo- + -graphos -graph
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