Arkhimedes

English

Proper noun

Arkhimedes

1. Alternative spelling of Archimedes
   • 1881, The Platonist, volume I, pages 136, 141, column 1:

     In the catalogue of those endued with sovereign power it had for its votaries Dion the Syracusian, Julianos the Roman, and Khosroes, the Persian emperor; among the leaders of armies it had Chabrias and Phokion, those brave generals of the Athenians; among mathematicians, those leading stars of science, Eudoxos, Arkhimedes, and Euklides; among biographers, the inimitable Plutarchos; among physicians, the admirable Galenos; among rhetoricians, those unrivalled orators, Demosthenes and Cicero; among critics, that prince of philologists, Longinos; and among poets, the most learned and majestic Virgilius? […] In the next place, it is necessary to speak concerning the qualifications requisite in a legitimate student of the philosophy of Platon, previous to which I shall just notice the absurdity of supposing that a mere knowledge of the Greek tongue, however great that knowledge may be, is alone sufficient to the understanding the sublime doctrines of Platon; for a man might as well think he can understand Arkhimedes without a knowledge of the elements of geometry, merely because he can read him in the original.

   • 1995, Anton Powell, editor, The Greek World, Redwood Books Ltd, →ISBN, page 425:

     That records Plutarch’s view of engineering, not Arkhimedes’. Plutarch is also wrong: Arkhimedes ‘deigned’ to write a work On sphere-making (which is lost), and The Method (which was rediscovered in 1906). Arkhimedes developed some of his mathematics using a mechanical method, based on the lever principle, by which he could discover mathematical results, which he then set about proving. Moreover, it is highly significant that Arkhimedes wrote about his method.

   • 2007, Tracey Elizabeth Rihll, The Catapult: A History, →ISBN, page 126:

     Ultimately, in 211, Syrakuse fell from within, by treachery, and Arkhimedes died with many of his compatriots when Roman troops poured into the city.

Finnish

Etymology

Learned borrowing from Ancient Greek Ἀρχιμήδης (Arkhimḗdēs)

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈɑrkhimedes/, [ˈɑ̝r.khiˌme̞de̞s̠]
• Rhymes: -edes
• Hyphenation^(key): Ark‧hi‧me‧des

Proper noun

Arkhimedes

1. Archimedes

Declension

Inflection of Arkhimedes (Kotus type 41/vieras, no gradation)
nominative		Arkhimedes	—
genitive		Arkhimedeen	—
partitive		Arkhimedestä	—
illative		Arkhimedeeseen	—
		singular	plural
nominative		Arkhimedes	—
accusative	nom.	Arkhimedes	—
	gen.	Arkhimedeen
genitive		Arkhimedeen	—
partitive		Arkhimedestä	—
inessive		Arkhimedeessä	—
elative		Arkhimedeestä	—
illative		Arkhimedeeseen	—
adessive		Arkhimedeellä	—
ablative		Arkhimedeeltä	—
allative		Arkhimedeelle	—
essive		Arkhimedeenä	—
translative		Arkhimedeeksi	—
abessive		Arkhimedeettä	—
instructive		—	—
comitative		See the possessive forms below.

Possessive forms of Arkhimedes (Kotus type 41/vieras, no gradation)

first-person singular possessor singular plural nominative Arkhimedeeni — accusative nom. Arkhimedeeni — gen. Arkhimedeeni genitive Arkhimedeeni — partitive Arkhimedestäni — inessive Arkhimedeessäni — elative Arkhimedeestäni — illative Arkhimedeeseeni — adessive Arkhimedeelläni — ablative Arkhimedeeltäni — allative Arkhimedeelleni — essive Arkhimedeenäni — translative Arkhimedeekseni — abessive Arkhimedeettäni — instructive — — comitative — — second-person singular possessor singular plural nominative Arkhimedeesi — accusative nom. Arkhimedeesi — gen. Arkhimedeesi genitive Arkhimedeesi — partitive Arkhimedestäsi — inessive Arkhimedeessäsi — elative Arkhimedeestäsi — illative Arkhimedeeseesi — adessive Arkhimedeelläsi — ablative Arkhimedeeltäsi — allative Arkhimedeellesi — essive Arkhimedeenäsi — translative Arkhimedeeksesi — abessive Arkhimedeettäsi — instructive — — comitative — — first-person plural possessor singular plural nominative Arkhimedeemme — accusative nom. Arkhimedeemme — gen. Arkhimedeemme genitive Arkhimedeemme — partitive Arkhimedestämme — inessive Arkhimedeessämme — elative Arkhimedeestämme — illative Arkhimedeeseemme — adessive Arkhimedeellämme — ablative Arkhimedeeltämme — allative Arkhimedeellemme — essive Arkhimedeenämme — translative Arkhimedeeksemme — abessive Arkhimedeettämme — instructive — — comitative — — second-person plural possessor singular plural nominative Arkhimedeenne — accusative nom. Arkhimedeenne — gen. Arkhimedeenne genitive Arkhimedeenne — partitive Arkhimedestänne — inessive Arkhimedeessänne — elative Arkhimedeestänne — illative Arkhimedeeseenne — adessive Arkhimedeellänne — ablative Arkhimedeeltänne — allative Arkhimedeellenne — essive Arkhimedeenänne — translative Arkhimedeeksenne — abessive Arkhimedeettänne — instructive — — comitative — — third-person possessor singular plural nominative Arkhimedeensä — accusative nom. Arkhimedeensä — gen. Arkhimedeensä genitive Arkhimedeensä — partitive Arkhimedestään Arkhimedestänsä — inessive Arkhimedeessään Arkhimedeessänsä — elative Arkhimedeestään Arkhimedeestänsä — illative Arkhimedeeseensä — adessive Arkhimedeellään Arkhimedeellänsä — ablative Arkhimedeeltään Arkhimedeeltänsä — allative Arkhimedeelleen Arkhimedeellensä — essive Arkhimedeenään Arkhimedeenänsä — translative Arkhimedeekseen Arkhimedeeksensä — abessive Arkhimedeettään Arkhimedeettänsä — instructive — — comitative — —