How Do You Spell BINOMIAL?

Pronunciation: [ba͡ɪnˈə͡ʊmɪəl] (IPA)

The word "binomial" is spelled with the IPA phonetic transcription of /baɪˈnoʊmiəl/. This word is formed from two Latin words, "bis" meaning "twice" and "nomen" meaning "name". The first syllable is pronounced as "bye" while the second syllable is pronounced as "noh". The third syllable is pronounced as "mee" while the fourth syllable is pronounced as "uhl". The word is commonly used in mathematics and statistics, particularly in the context of binomial distributions and equations.

BINOMIAL Meaning and Definition

1. Binomial is an adjective that refers to two terms or components that are involved in a mathematical expression or equation. It specifically describes a mathematical expression consisting of two terms or a polynomial equation having two unlike terms. A binomial expression typically includes addition or subtraction of two terms, and it may involve variables and numerical coefficients which can be combined using the basic arithmetic operations.

   In algebra, binomials are commonly encountered and play a significant role in various mathematical concepts and formulas. Binomial expansion, for example, involves the process of raising a binomial expression to a positive integer power using the binomial theorem. This theorem allows us to efficiently expand the expression without performing tedious calculations. Additionally, binomial coefficients are utilized in combinatorics to count the number of possible combinations and permutations.

   Outside of mathematics, the term binomial can also be used in the context of biology. In biology, binomial nomenclature is a scientific naming system introduced by Carolus Linnaeus, where species are given a unique two-part Latin name consisting of a generic name (genus) and a specific name (species). This system allows for standardized and internationally recognized naming of organisms, thereby facilitating accurate communication and classification in the field of biology.

2. • Pert. to.

   • In alg., a quantity consisting of two terms connected by the sign plus (+), or minus (-).

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for BINOMIAL

• binonmial
• bionomial
• binominal
• minmial
• bionominal
• fanomial
• minimial
• nomial
• minamial
• binoimial
• binnomial
• binomiel
• binomics
• uminominal
• bimominal
• biniminal
• opitnosial
• biminomial
• Bianomical
• binominali
• Binonimal
• Binominaly
• Bigominal
• Bidemial
• binoomialy
• Bigomal

Etymology of BINOMIAL

The word "binomial" derives from the Latin roots "bi-" meaning "two" and "nōmen" meaning "name or term". In Latin, "bi-" is a prefix that denotes the number two, while "nōmen" is a noun meaning "name" or "term". When combined, "bi-" and "nōmen" form "binōmen", which refers to a name or term consisting of two words. Over time, "binōmen" evolved into the English word "binomial", which in mathematics refers to an algebraic expression with two terms, and in biology refers to the two-part scientific name given to each species (genus and species).

Similar spelling words for BINOMIAL

• BNML,
• binomially,
• beenamol,
• bonemeal,
• Benomyl,
• poonamallee,
• BNAML,
• pinmill,
• BNMLE,
• bhinmal.

Plural form of BINOMIAL is BINOMIALS