cevian
noun
ce·vi·an
ˈchāvēən,
-ev-
plural -s
often capitalized
: a straight line drawn through a vertex of a triangle or of a tetrahedron and intersecting the opposite side or face
Word History
Etymology
Giovanni Ceva + English -ian
- go to the devil
- go to the dogs
- go to the expense
- go to the mat
- go to the rescue of
- go to the stake for
- go to the stake for/over
- go to the stake over
- go to the toilet
- go to the wall
- go to town
- go to trouble
- go to university
- go to war
- go to waste
- go together
- go too far
- appals
- appalti
- appanage
- appanages
- apparat
- apparatchik
- apparatchiki
- apparatchiks