monomial

English

Etymology

From mononomial, with -nono- simplified to -no- by haplology.

Pronunciation

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Adjective

monomial (not comparable)

1. Being or relating to a polynomial consisting of one term.

Derived terms

• monomialization
• monomialize
• monomially

Translations

Translations

Bulgarian: едночленен (ednočlenen) Finnish: yksiterminen Irish: aontéarmach Italian: monomiale (it) m Portuguese: monomial Russian: одночле́нный (ru) (odnočlénnyj)

Noun

polynomials by number of terms

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monomial (plural monomials)

2. (mathematics) A single term consisting of a product of numbers and variables with positive integer exponents.

   5x²y is a monomial

Hypernyms

• polynomial

Translations

term with numbers and variables

Armenian: միանդամ (hy) (miandam) Azerbaijani: birhədli Bulgarian: едночлен (bg) m (ednočlen) Catalan: monomi m Finnish: monomi (fi) French: monôme (fr) m German: Monom (de) n, Mononom n Italian: monomio (it) m Polish: jednomian (pl) m Portuguese: monómio (pt) m (Portugal), monômio (pt) m (Brazil) Romanian: monom (ro) n Russian: одночле́н (ru) m (odnočlén) Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: мо̀но̄м m Roman: mònōm (sh) m Slovene: monóm m Spanish: monomio (es) m Tagalog: isakay Thai: เอกนาม Vietnamese: đơn thức (vi)