1. past tense and past participle of transcribe; to make a written copy of something, especially from speech or another form
2. converted from one system of writing or notation to another
Usage: often used in linguistics or music

Examples

• The secretary transcribed the meeting notes from her shorthand.
• All the interviews were transcribed for analysis.
• The ancient text was carefully transcribed by scholars.
• She transcribed the music from the recording.
• The court reporter transcribed every word of the testimony.
• The linguist transcribed the sounds using phonetic symbols.
• Historical documents were transcribed into digital format.