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dynam

dynam noun: a foot-pound.

Noun

dynam (plural dynams)

  1. A foot-pound.
    • And since the fall is 10 feet, the labouring force is 220000 dynams per minute.1841, William Whewell, The mechanics of engineering, page 174

Forms of dynam

pluraldynams

Questions about dynam

What does dynam mean?
Dynam means a foot-pound.
What part of speech is dynam?
Dynam is a noun.
What is the plural of dynam?
The plural of dynam is dynams.

Words near dynam in the dictionary

  1. dynactinometer
  2. dynactinometers
  3. dynactins
  4. dynae
  5. dynafocal
  6. dynam
  7. dynamagnite
  8. Dynamation
  9. dynamer
  10. dynamers
  11. dynameter

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