faciend

English

Etymology

From neuter of Latin faciendus, gerundive of facere (“to do”).

Noun

faciend (plural faciends)

1. (mathematics, obsolete) The multiplicand.
   • 1881, American Journal of Mathematics, volume 4, page 113:

     The same process may be applied to the faciends with similar conclusions.

   • 1895, James Byrnie Shaw, Mathematics, the Science of Algorithms, page 10:

     In the case of binomial, or multinomial multenions, the facient or the faciend or both being composed, the law of combination of the facter must be definitely assigned also […]

Related terms

• facient

Anagrams

• fancied, fianced