Complex

Table of contents

1 Etymology 2 English 2.1 Adjective 2.1.1 Antonyms 2.1.2 Translations 2.2 Noun

Etymology

From Latin complex, from com-, with, combining form of cum, + plex , fold

English

Adjective

complex

1. made up of multiple parts; not simple
2. (Mathematics) That is located in the cross product of the real and imaginary lines.

   Complex Function.

   ( 1 ; -i ) * ( 1 ; i ) = 2

Antonyms

• simple
• simplex
• single

Translations

monimutkainen French: complexe Indonesian: rumit , kompleks , runyam , pelik

Japanese: 複雑 (ふくざつ , fukuzatsu) Latin: complex Russian: сложный Spanish: m complejo(s), f compleja(s)

Noun

1. A problem, a dilemma.