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artiad

artiad adjective: having an even valence (one divisible by two without a remainder).

Adjective

artiad (not comparable)

  1. (archaic) having an even valence (one divisible by two without a remainder).
    • artiad atom
    • artiad divisor

Noun

artiad (plural artiads)

  1. (archaic, not comparable) An atom of this kind.

Forms of artiad

pluralartiads

Origin of artiad

From Ancient Greek ἄρτιος (ártios, “even”) + -ad.

Questions about artiad

What does artiad mean?
Artiad means having an even valence (one divisible by two without a remainder).
What part of speech is artiad?
Artiad can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near artiad in the dictionary

  1. Arthurton
  2. Arthurville
  3. Arthus reaction
  4. Arthus reactions
  5. arti
  6. artiad
  7. artiads
  8. Artiaga
  9. Artiagas
  10. Artibonite
  11. artic

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