noun
comparandum
Comparandum (noun) means the thing being looked at in a comparison.
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The thing being looked at in a comparison.
"For the sake of evaluating the Uralic-Yukaghir comparisons in HDY, however, it is more illuminating to examine the frequency of various types of problems in the comparanda."
— Ante Aikio, The Uralic-Yukaghir lexical correspondences: genetic inheritance, language contact or chance resemblance? (2014)
"The third task is to choose a suitable illustrated comparandum of the appropriate variety from a published Early Cycladic excavation which is both well preserved and substantially complete."
— Colin Renfrew, 26. Selected Sculptural Fragments from the Special Deposits south at Kavos on Keros (2017)
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Etymology
Comes from Latin comparandum, the neuter singular gerundive of comparō.
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What is the meaning of comparandum?
"comparandum" (noun) means the thing being looked at in a comparison.
What is another word for comparandum?
Other words for "comparandum" include comparand.