electromotive

English

Etymology

From electro- +‎ motive.

Adjective

electromotive (not comparable)

1. (physics) of, relating to, or producing the movement of electrons (an electric current)

Derived terms

• counterelectromotive
• electromotive force / EMF
• photoelectromotive
• thermoelectromotive

 

Related terms

• electromotively
• electromotivity

Translations

causing electrons to move

• Esperanto: elektromova
• Estonian: elektromotoorne (et)
• Irish: leictreaghluaisneach
• Italian: elettromotrice (it)
• Macedonian: електромо́торен (elektromótoren)
• Manx: lectro-ghleashagh
• Portuguese: eletromotor
• Tagalog: dagisaluyin