abac
/ (ˈeɪbæk) /
noun
another name for nomogram
Origin of abac
1C20: from French, from Latin abacus
Words Nearby abac
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How to use abac in a sentence
Besides the couches and the table, sideboards (abac) were the only articles of furniture usually found in the trclnium.
The Private Life of the Romans | Harold Whetstone JohnstonThe introduction of irrigation will make possible the planting of abac in many districts where it is now unknown.
Once upon a time there lived in the town of Baybay a man whose name was abac.
Filipino Popular Tales | Dean S. FanslerScotty pointed at drying racks on which Manila hemp fiber, product of the abac, was drying.
The Pirates of Shan | Harold Leland Goodwin
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