English
algebraism
From algebra + -ism.
Formed from algebra + -ism
Arabic جَبَرَ ‘to set’
Arabic الْجَبْر ‘reunion, resetting of broken parts’
Medieval Latin algebra
English algebra
Today it means
noun The use of abstract logic and symbol manipulation as opposed to empirical observation.
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Etymograph / algebraism