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matematic
mathematical /ma.te.maˈtik/
adjective#4776 most common
Also: mathematic, of mathematics
Example sentences
Am un test matematic mâine.
I have a math test tomorrow.
Ea rezolvă o problemă matematică dificilă.
She is solving a difficult mathematical problem.
Profesorul explică un concept matematic nou.
The teacher explains a new mathematical concept.
Modelul matematic descrie foarte bine fenomenul.
The mathematical model describes the phenomenon very well.
Formulele matematice complexe descriu mișcarea planetelor.
The complex mathematical formulas describe the motion of the planets.
Abordarea strict matematică a problemei filozofice a stârnit controverse printre cercetători.
The strictly mathematical approach to the philosophical problem sparked controversy among researchers.
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | matematic (m) / matematică (f) | matematici (m) / matematice (f) |
| Genitive | matematic (m) / matematice (f) | matematici (m) / matematice (f) |
| Accusative | matematic (m) / matematică (f) | matematici (m) / matematice (f) |
| Vocative | matematic (m) / matematică (f) | matematici (m) / matematice (f) |
Word family
matematicămathematics
matematicianmathematician
matematicienimathematicians (plural)
matematicmathematicalEtymology
Matematic entered Romanian through French mathématique, itself from Latin mathematicus. The Latin word came from Greek mathēmatikós, meaning fond of learning or relating to a subject taught. Its root is the Greek noun máthēma, learning or lesson, tied to the verb manthánein, to learn.
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