noun
ductus
Ductus (noun) means the set of strokes used to form a written letter, including their order, direction and speed.
noun
1
The set of strokes used to form a written letter, including their order, direction and speed.
2
A slight thinning in the middle part of a letter's stroke.
3
A tube or channel inside the body.
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Etymology
Ductus was borrowed from Latin ductus, a noun meaning ‘leading, conducting’. It is a doublet of duct and douit.
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What is the meaning of ductus?
"ductus" (noun) means the set of strokes used to form a written letter, including their order, direction and speed.
What are the different meanings of ductus?
"ductus" has 3 main meanings: 1. The set of strokes used to form a written letter, including their order, direction and speed; 2. A slight thinning in the middle part of a letter's stroke; 3. A tube or channel inside the body.
