ho|log´ra|pher

hol|o|graph¹ «HOL uh graf, -grahf», adjective, noun.

–adj.

wholly written in the handwriting of the person in whose name it appears: »

a holograph manuscript.

–n.

a holograph manuscript, letter, or document; autograph.

╂[< Late Latin holographus < Greek hológraphos < hólos whole + gráphein to write]

hol|o|graph² «HOL uh graf, -grahf», transitive verb.

to make a hologram of; produce by holography: »

A hologram stores a faithful three-dimensional record of the object being "holographed', and the reconstructed image can be matched against the object itself (Science Journal).

╂[back formation < lography]

–ho|log´ra|pher, noun.