zenzic
zenzic adjective: relating to the square of a number.
Adjective
zenzic (not comparable)
Forms of zenzic
| alternative form | zenzick |
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Origin of zenzic
From New Latin zenzicus, zensicus, from zensus, Germanized from census / German zenzi (“square (of a number)”), from Italian censo (“property”), used in Medieval times to denote the algebraic square based on a translation of Arabic مَال (māl, “property, assets, estate; (obsolete) algebraic square”).
Questions about zenzic
- What does zenzic mean?
- Zenzic means relating to the square of a number.
- What part of speech is zenzic?
- Zenzic is an adjective.
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