transcendental in Greek
transcendental in Greek is υπερβατικός, υπερφυσικός — transcendental means relating to ideas or knowledge that go beyond ordinary experience, especially in philosophy.
transcendental in Greek
υπερβατικός
Pronounced: ypervatikos
υπερβατικός
Pronounced: ypervatikos
Mystical or supernatural.
υπερφυσικός
Pronounced: yperfysikos
Mystical or supernatural.
What does "transcendental" mean?
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adj Relating to ideas or knowledge that go beyond ordinary experience, especially in philosophy.
"Kant's transcendental philosophy explores how the mind shapes experience."
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adj (mathematics) Describing a number that is not the root of any polynomial with rational coefficients, such as pi.
"Pi and e are both transcendental numbers."
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transcendental in a sentence
- Kant's transcendental philosophy explores how the mind shapes experience.
- The lecture covered transcendental themes in 19th-century thought.
- Pi and e are both transcendental numbers.
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What is "transcendental" in Greek?
"transcendental" in Greek is υπερβατικός, υπερφυσικός. transcendental means: Relating to ideas or knowledge that go beyond ordinary experience, especially in philosophy.
How do you pronounce υπερβατικός?
"transcendental" in Greek is υπερβατικός, pronounced "ypervatikos".
How do you use "transcendental" in a sentence?
Example: "Kant's transcendental philosophy explores how the mind shapes experience." In Greek, "transcendental" is υπερβατικός, υπερφυσικός.
Are there other ways to say "transcendental" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "transcendental": υπερβατικός, υπερφυσικός.
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