binormal
English
noun
Definitions
- (mathematics) A line that is at right angles to both the normal and the tangent of a point on a curve and, together with them, forms three cartesian axes
Etymology
Prefix from English normal.
Origin
English
normal
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- abnormal English
- abnormie English
- centinormal English
- conormal English
- decanormal English
- decinormal English
- denormal English
- extranormal English
- heteronormal English
- hypernormal English
- hyponormal English
- immunonormal English
- lognormal English
- malnormal English
- millinormal English
- multinormal English
- nonnormal English
- normal English
- normalcy English
- normaldom English
- normalfag English
- normalise English
- normalish English
- normalism English
- normalist English
- normality English
- normalization English
- normalize English
- normally English
- normalness English
- normaloid English
- normalphobia English
- normalphobic English
- normalwise English
- normie English
- orthonormal English
- paranormal English
- perinormal English
- polynormal English
- postnormal English
- pronormal English
- pseudonormal English
- quasinormal English
- seminormal English
- subnormal English
- supernormal English
- supranormal English
- transnormal English
- unnormal English
- normālis Latin
- ノーマル Japanese
- normal Irish
- normalin Tagalog
- *-ən Proto-Philippine
- normie
- normal
- normally
- normalcy
- unnormal
- conormal
- abnormie
- abnormal
- denormal
- subnormal
- normaldom
- normaloid
- normalist
- nonnormal
- normalfag
- normality
- lognormal
- pronormal
- normalise
- normalism
- malnormal
- normalize
- normalish
- normalwise
- normalness
- seminormal
- polynormal
- paranormal
- decanormal
- perinormal
- hyponormal
- postnormal
- decinormal
- supranormal
- hypernormal
- quasinormal
- transnormal
- extranormal
- millinormal
- centinormal
- supernormal
- multinormal
- orthonormal
- normalphobia
- heteronormal
- immunonormal
- normalphobic
- pseudonormal
- normalization