denumerant (denumerant)

[ The denumerant may be algebraical or arithmetical. In estimating the former, all solutions count, whether or not deducible from one another by interchange between the unknowns. In estimating the latter, solutions which be come identical by permuting the unknowns are regarded as one and the same solution. J. J. Sylvester, 1868. denumeration (dē-nu-me-ra's hon), n. [L. as if * denumerare (> OF. denombrer ), count over, enumerate, de , down, + numerare , count: see nu numerate, number.] In law , present payment; payment down or on the spot. denuncia (Sp. pron. da-nön'thi-ä), n. [Sp., a ) The judicial proceed- ings by which a person claims and secures the right to a mine which he has discovered, or one the title to which has been lost or forfeited by tise twice, or thrice; casting her old teeth, and others comming in their place. Bacon, Nat. Hist., § 755.