Gauss

gauss Gauß English Etymology From en de Gauß, which was then spelt as Gauſs or Gauss in Antiqua. Pronunciation en /ɡaʊs/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Gauss.wav Southern England Proper noun en, most commonly referring to German mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss (1777–1855). Derived terms en degauss gauss Gauss curvature Gauss gun Gauss map Gauss sum Gauss symbol Gauss's area formula Gauss's constant Gauss's law Gauss-Bonnet theorem Gauss-Codazzi equation Gauss-Jordan elimination Gauss-Lucas theorem Gauss-Seidel method gaussage Gaussberg Gaussian Gaussianity gaussoid Lobachevsky-Bolyai-Gauss geometry microGauss Plautdietsch Etymology 1 From pdt gml gatze gatze, gadtze, gasse, from pdt goh gazza. Noun f Gaussen street, road, avenue Derived terms pdt Darpsgauss Dwäagauss Gaussejung Gaussenakj Gaussenbenjel Gaussenbon Gaussenfru Gaussenmumkje Gaussenschlinjel Gaussenschria Gaussenstrikja Hauptgauss Hinjagauss Kjriezgauss Mestgauss Stautsgauss Etymology 2 Ultimately from pdt nl gas. Noun f Gaussen gas Derived terms pdt Gaussbrenna Gaussenfiastrol Gaussflaum Gaussläpel Gaussrualaja Gausssie Gaussstrol pdt 1-syllable words pdt Gasses Roads