1. Definition of traceability in IT

1.1 Etymology

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1.1.1 Origin of terms used

"Tracer" comes from the vernacular Latin tractiare, itself derived from the classical Latin trahere. Both mean "to draw" (Nouveau dictionnaire étymologique Larousse, by Dauzat, Dubois & Mitterand ).

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Bibliography

(1) - DAUZAT (A.), DUBOIS (J.), MITTERAND (H.) - Nouveau dictionnaire étymologique. - Larousse thématique (1971).
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