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Latin Roots Often Used in Mathematics

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Latin Term
Definition, Derivative
acus   needle  
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angulus   sharp bend, corner  
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area   open space, site  
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catenareus   chain  
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centrum   center  
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centum   one hundred  
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circulus   circle, orbit, zone  
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congruere   to agree, coincide, be consistent  
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dividere   to divide, separate, break up  
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duo decem   twelve, dozen  
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exponere   to set forth, put out  
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frangere   to break, shatter, crush  
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geometria   geometry  
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hypotenusa   hypotenuse  
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logarithmus   logarithm  
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multiplicare   to multiply  
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obtundere   to strike, make blunt, beat  
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obtusus   blunt, dull, obtuse  
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plus   more  
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positivus   positive  
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secare   to cut, severe  
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sequi   to follow  
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quadrare   to square up, make square  
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tangere   to touch, strike, border on  
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vehere   to bear, carry, convey  
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minus   less  
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subtrahere   to carry off, take away, subtract  
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addere   to add, insert, increase  
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additio   act of adding, addition  
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ratio   account, reckoning, regard  
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quotiens   how often  
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summa   whole, main part  
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numerus   number, sum, total  
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integer   complete, whole, sound  
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per centum   through one hundred, by one hundred  
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pendere   to hang, hang down, depend  
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circum   around, about  
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ferre   to bring, carry, bear  
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arcus   arc, bow, arch, curve  
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radius   ray, rod  
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tres   three (as in triangle)  
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rectus   right, proper, straight  
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infinitum   boundless, unlimited, endless  
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ad infinitum   to infinity  
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a fortiori   with stronger reason  
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a posteriori   from effect to cause  
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exempli gratia   for example (e.g.)  
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id est   that is (i.e.)  
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ipso facto   by that very fact  
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nota bene   note well (n.b.)  
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per impossibile   as is impossible  
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quod erat demonstrandum   that which was to have been proved (Q.E.D.)  
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quod erat faciendum   that which was to have been shown (Q.E.F.)  
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confer   bring together, compare (cf.)  
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ergo   therefore  
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ex post facto   from what is done afterward  
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in toto   entirely  
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in vacuo   in a vacuum  
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findere   to split, cleave, divide  
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vector   carrier, passenger, rider  
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torquere   to turn, twist  
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velocitas   speed, swiftness  
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momentum   movement, change, motion  
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potentia   power, force  
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remanere   to remain, stay behind  
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minuere   to reduce, lessen  
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norma   carpenter's square  
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