Math
[math] /mæθ/
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[math] /mæθ/
noun, British Dialect.
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a mowing.
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the crop mowed.
[muhth] /mʌθ/
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an order of Hindu monks.
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/mæθ/
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(US & Canadian, informal) short for mathematics Brit equivalent maths
abbreviation
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mathematics
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American English shortening of mathematics, 1890; the British preference, maths, is attested from 1911.
“a mowing,” Old English mæð “mowing, cutting of grass,” from Proto-Germanic *mediz (cf. Old Frisian meth, Old High German mad, German Mahd “mowing, hay crop”), from PIE *me- “to cut down grass or grain with a sickle or scythe” (see mow).
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Mathematics (Students)
mathematics
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mathematical
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mathematician
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