Codify (verb)

1. To arrange (laws or rules) in a systematic collection or code.
2. To organize or systematize information or knowledge.

Origin:

The word codify is derived from the latin word codex, meaning a collection of laws or a book of statutes. it was first used in the english language in the early 18th century.

Examples:

1. The government decided to codify the laws to make them clearer and easier to understand.
2. He spent years codifying his research findings into a comprehensive guide.
3. The new system will codify all the data in a way that will be easily accessible.
4. The company is in the process of codifying its policies and procedures.
5. The new law will codify the rights of the employees and make them legally binding.