subtention
/ˌsʌbˈtɛnʃn/ /ˈsʌbˌtɛnʃn/Geometry
noun
= subtense.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Arthur Hopton (c1580–1614), mathematician and almanac maker. From classical Latin subtent-, past participial stem of subtendere subtend + -ion. Compare post-classical Latin subtentio.
- signoria
- signorial
- Signorina
- signory
- sign painter
- signpost
- signpostless
- sign process
- sign situation
- sign someone in (or out)
- sign someone off
- sign someone on
- sign someone up
- sign something away/over
- sign something out
- sign speech
- sign stimulus
- sign symbol
- sign system
- sign talk
- sign test
- signum
- signum pantheum
- sign up
- sign vehicle