summand

[ suhm-and, suhm-and, suh-mand ]
/ ˈsʌm ænd, sʌmˈænd, səˈmænd /

noun

a part of a sum.

Origin of summand

1890–95; < Medieval Latin summandus, gerund of summāre to sum

Words nearby summand

sumi-e, summa, summa cum laude, summa theologica, summable, summand, summarily, summarize, summary, summary court-martial, summary judgment

British Dictionary definitions for summand

summand
/ (ˈsʌmænd, sʌˈmænd) /

noun

a number or quantity forming part of a sum

Word Origin for summand

C19: from Medieval Latin summandus, from Latin summa sum 1