Definition of evolvent in English:

evolvent

adjective ɪˈvɒlv(ə)nt

1That evolves or causes to evolve. Now rare.
2Hinduism. In Sankhya philosophy: (of a principle of nature or being) that gives rise to other principles of nature or being; that is the cause of the existence of other phenomena. rare.

noun ɪˈvɒlv(ə)nt

1Geometry. The involute of a curve. Now rare.
2Hinduism. In Sankhya philosophy: a principle of nature or being that gives rise to other principles of nature or being; a cause of the existence of other phenomena. Sometimes: specifically such a principle which itself derives from another, and is not a root cause of being. rare.

Origin

Early 18th century. From classical Latin ēvolvent-, ēvolvēns, present participle of ēvolvere. In evolvent line after post-classical Latin recta evolvens; compare French développante, feminine noun.

Definition of evolvent in US English:

evolvent

adjectiveɪˈvɒlv(ə)nt

1That evolves or causes to evolve. Now rare.
2Hinduism. In Sankhya philosophy: (of a principle of nature or being) that gives rise to other principles of nature or being; that is the cause of the existence of other phenomena. rare.

nounɪˈvɒlv(ə)nt

1Geometry. The involute of a curve. Now rare.
2Hinduism. In Sankhya philosophy: a principle of nature or being that gives rise to other principles of nature or being; a cause of the existence of other phenomena. Sometimes: specifically such a principle which itself derives from another, and is not a root cause of being. rare.

Origin

Early 18th century. From classical Latin ēvolvent-, ēvolvēns, present participle of ēvolvere. In evolvent line after post-classical Latin recta evolvens; compare French développante, feminine noun.

单词	evolvent
释义	Definition of evolvent in English: evolvent adjective ɪˈvɒlv(ə)nt 1That evolves or causes to evolve. Now rare. 2Hinduism. In Sankhya philosophy: (of a principle of nature or being) that gives rise to other principles of nature or being; that is the cause of the existence of other phenomena. rare. noun ɪˈvɒlv(ə)nt 1Geometry. The involute of a curve. Now rare. 2Hinduism. In Sankhya philosophy: a principle of nature or being that gives rise to other principles of nature or being; a cause of the existence of other phenomena. Sometimes: specifically such a principle which itself derives from another, and is not a root cause of being. rare. Origin Early 18th century. From classical Latin ēvolvent-, ēvolvēns, present participle of ēvolvere. In evolvent line after post-classical Latin recta evolvens; compare French développante, feminine noun. Definition of evolvent in US English: evolvent adjectiveɪˈvɒlv(ə)nt 1That evolves or causes to evolve. Now rare. 2Hinduism. In Sankhya philosophy: (of a principle of nature or being) that gives rise to other principles of nature or being; that is the cause of the existence of other phenomena. rare. nounɪˈvɒlv(ə)nt 1Geometry. The involute of a curve. Now rare. 2Hinduism. In Sankhya philosophy: a principle of nature or being that gives rise to other principles of nature or being; a cause of the existence of other phenomena. Sometimes: specifically such a principle which itself derives from another, and is not a root cause of being. rare. Origin Early 18th century. From classical Latin ēvolvent-, ēvolvēns, present participle of ēvolvere. In evolvent line after post-classical Latin recta evolvens; compare French développante, feminine noun.
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