🔤 Zenzic ✨
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URDU
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Roman Urdu:
kisi adad ka murabba, khud se zarb diya gaya
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ENGLISH
📚adjective, noun
zenzic
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PRONUNCIATION
Standard: /ˈzɛnzɪk/
Phonetic: /zen zik/
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DEFINITION
relating to the square of a number in old mathematical terminology
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EXAMPLE SENTENCES
The ancient mathematical text used the term zenzic to describe numbers that had been multiplied by themselves to form perfect squares.
Medieval scholars referred to the zenzic root as the process of finding a number that when multiplied by itself produces a given value.
The zenzic of four equals sixteen because four multiplied by four results in the product of sixteen exactly.
Historians of mathematics studied how the term zenzic evolved and was eventually replaced by modern algebraic notation for squares.
The old manuscript explained that calculating the zenzic of any number required multiplying that number by itself exactly one single time.
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