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simuland

simuland noun: a thing to be simulated.

Noun

simuland (plural simulands)

  1. A thing to be simulated.

Forms of simuland

pluralsimulands

Origin of simuland

From the supine of Latin simulare. (The construction is parallel to dividend, operand, subtrahend, etc.)

Questions about simuland

What does simuland mean?
Simuland means a thing to be simulated.
What part of speech is simuland?
Simuland is a noun.
What is the plural of simuland?
The plural of simuland is simulands.

Words near simuland in the dictionary

  1. simulacral
  2. simulacre
  3. simulacres
  4. simulacrum
  5. simulacrums
  6. simuland
  7. simulands
  8. simulant
  9. simulants
  10. simular
  11. simulars

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