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CHILD / LATER FORM / attestedPresent-Day English · 1551–today

algebra

a mathematical discipline of symbolic and structural relations

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PARENT / EARLIER FORM / attestedMedieval Latin · 12th–16th centuries

algebra

restoration; bone-setting; the mathematical art

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English borrowed the learned form through Medieval Latin and Romance channels, with stress and vowel adaptation.

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A named mathematical art developed into the broad modern discipline.

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First known English mathematical use: 1551.

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Merriam-Webster · Oxford editors

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RELATION / 87algebra

algebra → algebra

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