Inventory ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Inventory ( noun )

1. A complete list of things, such as goods in stock, property, or equipment.
2. The process of making a list of all the things that a person or organization has.

Origin:

From latin inventarius "a list of things" from inventum "a discovery" from invenire "to come upon, find, discover" from in- "in, on" + venire "to come".

Examples:

1. The store took inventory of their stock.
2. He took inventory of his tools.
3. The company does an inventory once a year.
4. The museum took an inventory of their collection.
5. The landlord took inventory of the property before renting it.

(As a verb)

Inventory ( verb )

1. A complete list of things, such as goods in stock, property, or equipment.
2. The process of making a list of all the things that a person or organization has.

Origin:

From latin inventarius "a list of things" from inventum "a discovery" from invenire "to come upon, find, discover" from in- "in, on" + venire "to come".

Examples:

1. The store took inventory of their stock.
2. He took inventory of his tools.
3. The company does an inventory once a year.
4. The museum took an inventory of their collection.
5. The landlord took inventory of the property before renting it.