lemma in Greek
lemma in Greek is λήμμα — lemma means in mathematics, a proposition that is proved or accepted so that it can be used in proving another proposition.
lemma in Greek
λήμμα
Pronounced: limma
What does "lemma" mean?
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noun In mathematics, a proposition that is proved or accepted so that it can be used in proving another proposition.
"The proof of the theorem relies on a short lemma."
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noun In linguistics and lexicography, the canonical form of a word, which is the form usually given as the headword in a dictionary.
"The lemma for "ran" is "run"."
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lemma in a sentence
- The proof of the theorem relies on a short lemma.
- She proved the lemma first and then used it twice.
- The lemma for "ran" is "run".
- Dictionaries list each word under its lemma.
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What is "lemma" in Greek?
"lemma" in Greek is λήμμα. lemma means: In mathematics, a proposition that is proved or accepted so that it can be used in proving another proposition.
How do you pronounce λήμμα?
"lemma" in Greek is λήμμα, pronounced "limma".
How do you use "lemma" in a sentence?
Example: "The proof of the theorem relies on a short lemma." In Greek, "lemma" is λήμμα.
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