English

multialgebra

From multi- + algebra.

Latin multus ‘much’

Latin multī

Arabic جَبَرَ ‘to set’

Arabic الْجَبْر ‘reunion, resetting of broken parts’

Medieval Latin algebra

Today it means

noun An algebra composed of a set and a family of multioperations on that set

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Etymograph / multialgebra