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supputate

supputate verb: to calculate; to compute; to reckon; to suppute.

Verb

supputate (third-person singular simple present supputates, present participle supputating, simple past and past participle supputated)

  1. (obsolete) To calculate; to compute; to reckon; to suppute.
    • He supputated, and found that everything considered 'twas much dearer.1680, John Aubrey, Letters Written by Eminent Persons, III, 490

Forms of supputate

third-person singular presentsupputates
present participlesupputating
past participlesupputated
pastsupputated

Questions about supputate

What does supputate mean?
Supputate means to calculate; to compute; to reckon; to suppute.
What part of speech is supputate?
Supputate is a verb.
What is the past tense of supputate?
The past tense of supputate is supputated.

Words near supputate in the dictionary

  1. suppuratory
  2. suppure
  3. suppured
  4. suppures
  5. suppuring
  6. supputate
  7. supputated
  8. supputates
  9. supputating
  10. supputation
  11. supputations

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