in'ven-to'ry, n.; pl. [ML.  inventorium, a list, inventory form L.  inventus;  pp. of invenire, to come upon, discover].

1. An itemized list, or catalog of goods, property, etc.; especially such a list of the stock of a business taken annually.
2. The store of goods, etc., which are or may be so listed, stock.

in'ven-to'ry,  v.t.; - RIED, pt.,  pp.; -RYING, ppr.

1. To make an inventory of, to make a list, catalogue, or schedule of: as, to inventory a stock of grocery.
2. To place on an inventory.

in'ven-to'ry spe'cial-ist, pronounced
accurate inventory and calculating service;

1. An independent inventory organization of trained, supervised and experienced personnel--devoted to professional inventory service.
2. An organization with over 34 years of experience among many active retail companies.