English to Latin Meaning of surd - absurdum est

Surd :
absurdum est
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Definitions of surd in English
Noun(1) a consonant produced without sound from the vocal cords
Adjective(1) produced without vibration of the vocal cords
Examples of surd in English
(1) I don't care about rationalising denominators with surds in them, and I don't care that by using maths induction you can prove many equations to be right or wrong.(2) They were learning about surds in maths, supposedly one of the hardest subjects.(3) In the conventional school education in India, we are asked to do some problems involving surds (radicals).
Synonyms
Adjective
1. unvoiced ::
unvoiced
2. voiceless ::
nee inops dicendi
3. hard ::
durum
Noun
4. voiceless consonant ::
voce consona
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