viz
adv. sent.adv. a short way of saying 'that is to say' or 'namely'. You use it to introduce a list or a specific name for something you just mentioned.
adv. used to introduce a more specific explanation or list of items for something previously mentioned. It is an abbreviation of the Latin 'videlicet'.
The committee has two members, viz. the chairman and the secretary.
The company offers three main services, viz. consulting, auditing, and tax preparation.
The treaty identifies the three sovereign powers involved, viz. the United Kingdom, France, and Germany, as the primary guarantors of the regional peace agreement.
Typically used in formal or legal writing; it is almost always preceded by a comma and followed by the specific items it introduces.
He has many hobbies viz: swimming and golf.He has many hobbies, viz. swimming and golf.Viz. is an abbreviation and requires a period; it should also be preceded by a comma to separate it from the main clause.