"Quod erat demonstrandum" is a Latin expression often used in mathematics, which means "that which was to be demonstrated."
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Quod
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Bulgarian
2 entries- дранголник noun (a prison)
- затвор noun (a prison)
Czech
3 entries- basa noun (a prison)
- lapák noun (a prison)
- vězení noun (a prison)
Georgian
4 entries- საპატიმრო noun (a prison)
- საპყრობილე noun (a prison)
- სატუსაღო noun (a prison)
- ციხე noun (a prison)
Polish
1 entries- więzienie noun (a prison)
Russian
2 entries- тюрьма́ noun (a prison)
- тюря́га noun (a prison)
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"Quod erat demonstrandum" is a Latin phrase that's often used in mathematics. It means "That which must be demonstrated."
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"Quod erat demonstrandum" is a Latin expression commonly used in mathematics. It means "What was to be shown."
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"Quod erat demonstrandum" is a Latin phrase common in mathematics. It means "which was to be demonstrated."
Source: tatoeba (12227409)
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