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notandum

notandum noun: something to be noted or observed; a notable fact.

Noun

notandum (plural notanda)

  1. (in plural) Something to be noted or observed; a notable fact.

Forms of notandum

pluralnotanda

Origin of notandum

From Latin, from notare (“to observe”).

Questions about notandum

What does notandum mean?
Notandum means something to be noted or observed; a notable fact.
What part of speech is notandum?
Notandum is a noun.
What is the plural of notandum?
The plural of notandum is notanda.

Words near notandum in the dictionary

  1. notalgic
  2. notalian
  3. notam
  4. notams
  5. notanda
  6. notandum
  7. notant
  8. notaphilic
  9. notaphilist
  10. notaphilists
  11. notaphily

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