obligatum
noun
ob·li·ga·tum
ˌäbləˈgätəm,
-ātəm
plural obligata
-ätə,
-ātə
: a proposition that is not self-contradictory and that is assumed for argument in scholastic disputation
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, literally, obligation, from Latin, neuter of obligatus, past participle of obligare