English
theoremic
From theorem + -ic.
Formed from theorem + -ic
Ancient Greek θεωρός ‘spectator’
Ancient Greek θεωρέω ‘to look at, view, consider, examine’
Ancient Greek θεώρημα ‘speculation, proposition to be proved’
Late Latin theōrēma ‘a theorem, a proposition to be proved’
Middle French théorème
English theorem
Today it means
adj theorematic
Sources
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