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halmos
English
Etymology
Named for (Hungarian-born) American mathematician Paul Halmos (born 1916) who first used it in mathematics, after seeing it marking the end of articles in magazines.
Noun
halmos
- (mathematics) The symbol “?” marking the end of a proof.
Synonyms
- tombstone
Anagrams
- Shalom, omlahs, shalom
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halmas
English
Etymology
From Hallowmas.
Noun
halmas (plural halmases)
- The feast of All Saints' Day.
Anagrams
- Haslam, almahs, amlahs, hamals, mahals, shamal, shamla
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