Word of the Day: Lemma

Can you pronounce lemma?

Wednesday, September 18, 2024

Today's Word Brought to You By noun 1. A heading indicating the subject or argument of a literary composition, an annotation, or a dictionary entry. 2. ​​A subsidiary or intermediate theorem in an argument or proof. Today's Word Brought to You By Prepare for Cooler Weather With Renewal by Andersen Is your home ready for the cooler months? Drafty windows can make it harder to stay warm and cozy, leading to higher energy bills. This fall, invest in Renewal by Andersen® windows and doors to experience the difference. With significant energy savings, year-round comfort, and a boost to your home's value, it's the perfect time to upgrade. Plus, enjoy 20% off your entire order with their limited-time offer. Don't miss out — schedule your free consultation today! Save Now "My tutor pointed out a mistake in the lemma on the proof I was working on." "Instead of looking up the verb conjugation in the dictionary, you want to look up the lemma." "The argument was broken into several lemmas that needed to be proved individually." Greek, late 16th century The word "lemma" comes from the Greek "lēmma," which means "something assumed." This definition applies most aptly to the logic context, in which a lemma is a supporting proposition in a larger argument. Linguists adopted the term, and this usage is how lemma is. ... Continue Reading Do you remember these words? Thank you for supporting our advertisers.

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