Aksioma
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Indonesian•1 meaning found
Noun
A word that functions as the name of a specific object or set of objects, such as living creatures, places, actions, qualities, states of existence, or ideas.
A statement accepted as true without requiring proof, serving as a foundation for developing theories or logical arguments. This term is commonly used in mathematics, philosophy, and formal logic.
dalil
A clear truth often used in the context of religious law or science.
kaidah
The formulation of principles that become laws or certain rules as a benchmark.
kebenaran umum
Looser in meaning than "aksioma", often used in popular discourse.
postulat
Used in mathematical contexts equivalent to "aksioma", but more common in classical geometry.
premis
A statement or foundation of thought that serves as the basis for drawing conclusions in logic.
prinsip dasar
A more accessible and general form of "aksioma", frequently used in educational settings.
kebenaran mutlak
More philosophical or religious in tone than strictly scientific usage.
The word aksioma originates from Ancient Greek axíōma, meaning “that which is deemed worthy” or “that which is regarded as self-evident”. It entered Indonesian through Dutch axioma and English axiom, primarily in academic and scientific discourse. Its usage remains confined to formal and scholarly contexts, with no significant semantic shift in informal domains.
Dalam matematika, aksioma itu dasar banget sih, nggak perlu dibuktikan lagi.
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Definition: An archaic spelling variant of tentu, meaning certainly, without doubt, or assuredly; used to express absolute certainty or conviction.
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