Transcribe (verb)

1. To make a written or typed copy of something, such as a speech, interview, or musical composition.
2. To represent something in a different form, such as converting spoken language into written text.
3. To convert recorded music into written sheet music.

Origin:

The word transcribe comes from the latin prefix "trans-" meaning "across" and the latin verb "scribere" meaning "to write".

Examples:

1. She transcribed the interview for her research.
2. He transcribed the speech for the president.
3. The musician transcribed the improvised solo for the sheet music.
4. The student transcribed the lecture for her notes.
5. The researcher transcribed the oral history for the archive.