Entier

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Template:Bor. Template:Doublet.

Noun

1. The greatest integer not exceeding the specified number.
   • 1992, Stochastic and Chaotic Oscillations (translation of a 1987 work by Yu. I. Neimark), Kluwer, Template:ISBN, page 70 [1]:

     Let the state of the system vary according to

     $x_n=2x_{n-1}-\left[2x_{n-1}\right]$,

     where $[z]$ is the entier of $z$.

Synonyms

• Template:L, Template:L part Template:Qualifier

Further reading

• Template:Pedia

Anagrams

• Template:Anagrams

French

Etymology

Template:Inh+, inherited from Template:Inh (although modified with the Template:M suffix analogically). Compare the borrowed doublet Template:Doublet.

Pronunciation

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• Template:Audio

Adjective

1. whole

   Template:Ant

   Template:Uxi

2. Template:Lb whole Template:Qualifier, integer

   Template:Ant

   Template:Uxi

   Template:Uxi

3. entire, whole

   Template:Ant

   Template:Uxi

4. Template:Lb wholemeal Template:Qualifier, wholewheat Template:Qualifier

   Template:Syn

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Noun

1. Template:Lb integer, whole number

Derived terms

• Template:L

Further reading

• Template:R:fr:TLFi

Anagrams

• Template:L, Template:L, Template:L

Old French

Etymology

From Template:Inh, modified with the suffix Template:M, probably by analogy with words like Template:M, versus the phonetically expected Template:M.

Adjective

1. entire; whole

Derived terms

• English: Template:L Template:Qualifier
• French: Template:L