gradient
From Wiktionary, the free dictionary
From Wiktionary, the free dictionary
From Latin gradiēns, present participle of gradior (“to step, to walk”).
gradient (plural gradients)
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gradient m (plural gradients)
gradient m (definite singular gradienten, indefinite plural gradienter, definite plural gradientene)
gradient m (definite singular gradienten, indefinite plural gradientar, definite plural gradientane)
gradient m inan
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nominative | gradient | gradienty |
genitive | gradientu | gradientów |
dative | gradientowi | gradientom |
accusative | gradient | gradienty |
instrumental | gradientem | gradientami |
locative | gradiencie | gradientach |
vocative | gradiencie | gradienty |
gradient m (plural gradienți)
gradient m inan
gradient c
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Nominative | gradient | gradienten | gradienter | gradienterna |
Genitive | gradients | gradientens | gradienters | gradienternas |
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