quae erant demonstrandaとは 意味・読み方・使い方

名詞

quae erant demonstranda

1. plural of quod erat demonstrandum
   • 1894: Benjamin Franklin Finkel, The American mathematical monthly: devoted to the interests of collegiate mathematics, volume 1, page 190 (Mathematical Association of America)

     Therefore it is established that the join CD will be equal, or less, or greater than this AB, according as the angles at the same CD are right, or obtuse, or acute. Quae erant demonstranda.

   • 1955: Maurice Leonard Jacks, The education of good men, page 47 (Gollancz)

     The proving of a geometrical theorem is, of course, an exercise in logical thinking, but the pupil needs to be made conscious of this, and also conscious of the fact that the same processes of thought are applicable in quite other fields and will lead to equally satisfactory results (quae erant demonstranda) there too.

Latin

語源

quae (nominative neuter 複数形 of quī) + erant (三人称 複数形 imperfect active indicative of sum) + dēmōnstranda (nominative neuter 複数形 of dēmōnstrandus, future participle of dēmōnstrō)

発音

• (Classical) IPA^(key): /kʷae̯ ˈe.rant deː.monˈstran.da/, [kʷae̯ ˈɛ.rant deː.mõːˈstran.da]

成句

quae erant dēmōnstranda

1. plural of quod erat dēmōnstrandum
   • 1986: Girolamo Saccheri, George Bruce Halsted (translator), Girolamo Saccheri’s Euclides vindicatus, page 24 (AMS Bookstore; ISBN 0‒8284‒0289‒2, 978‒0‒8284‒0289‒7)

     Itaque constat junctam CD aequalem fore, aut mino- ^[4] rem, aut majorem ipsa AB, prout anguli ad eandem CD fuerint aut recti, aut obtusi, aut acuti. Quae erant demonstranda.