summand

[ suhm-and, suhm-and, suh-mand ]

noun
  1. a part of a sum.

Origin of summand

1
1890–95; <Medieval Latin summandus, gerund of summāre to sum

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British Dictionary definitions for summand

summand

/ (ˈsʌmænd, sʌˈmænd) /


noun
  1. a number or quantity forming part of a sum

Origin of summand

1
C19: from Medieval Latin summandus, from Latin summa sum 1

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