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1794, literally something added, from Latin addendum, neuter of addendus that which is to be added, gerundive of addere (see add (v.)). Classical plural form is addenda.
Also called vermiform appendix. a wormlike tube, closed at the end, extending from the cecum of the large intestine. append(ere) to append + -ix n. suffix]. usage: appendices, a plural borrowed directly from Latin, is sometimes used, esp. in scholarly writing, to refer to supplementary material at the end of a book.