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primorial prime

primorial prime noun: a prime number that is one more or one less than a primorial. For example, 31 is a primorial prime, since 6# + 1 = 31.

Noun

primorial prime (plural primorial primes)

  1. A prime number that is one more or one less than a primorial. For example, 31 is a primorial prime, since 6# + 1 = 31.

Forms of primorial prime

pluralprimorial primes

Origin of primorial prime

Blend of prime + factorial prime, equivalent to primorial + prime

Questions about primorial prime

What does primorial prime mean?
Primorial prime means a prime number that is one more or one less than a primorial. For example, 31 is a primorial prime, since 6# + 1 = 31.
What part of speech is primorial prime?
Primorial prime is a noun.
What is the plural of primorial prime?
The plural of primorial prime is primorial primes.

Words near primorial prime in the dictionary

  1. primordian
  2. primordians
  3. primordiate
  4. primordium
  5. primorial
  6. primorial prime
  7. primorial primes
  8. primorials
  9. Primorje
  10. Primorje-Gorski Kotar
  11. Primorsko-goranska

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