factorabilˈity noun

facˈtorable adjective

facˈtorage noun

The fees or commission of a factor

factōˈrial adjective

Of or relating to a factor

The product of all whole numbers from a given number down to one

facˈtoring noun

1. The work of a factor
2. The business of buying up trade debts, or lending money on the security of these

factorizāˈtion or factorisāˈtion noun

facˈtorize or facˈtorise transitive verb

1. To resolve into factors
2. To warn not to pay or give up goods (US)
3. To attach (the effects of a debtor in the hands of another person, eg of the heir)

facˈtorship noun

factor analysis noun

In statistics, the use of mathematical techniques to evaluate the variables in a sample

factor 8 or factor VIII noun

One of the proteins which form the clotting agent in blood, absent in haemophiliacs

factor of production noun (economics)

One of the elements which may contribute to the production of goods, thought of generally as land, capital and labour (and also sometimes the entrepreneur)

factor in (or out)

To include (or exclude) as a relevant or influential consideration

judicial factor

A person appointed by the Court to manage the estate of a person under some incapacity

safety factor see under safe