Multiplex
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 341
mul'ti-pleks, adj. having many folds manifold. Multip liable, muFti-pll-a-bl, adj. that may he multiplied Multiplicand, mul'ti-pli-kand, n a number or quantity to be multiplied by at i other- Multlplicatlon, inul-ti-ph-ka's hun, n the act of multiplying the rule or operation by which any given number or quantity is multiplied Multiplicative, mul'ti-pU-kat-iv, adj tending to multiply having the power to multiply Multiplicity, tnul-ti-phs'i-ii, the state of being multiplied or various a great number Multiplier, mul'ti-pll-er, n one who or that which multiplies or increases the numlier or quantity by which another multiplied Mritiply, muTt i-pir, v tofold or increase many times to make more numerous to repeat any given number or quantity as often as there are units m another number. v.i. to increase pr p. multiplying /,/./ and pa p. uiul'tiphed [Fr — L multiplex. See Multiple. Multitude, mul'ti-tud, «. the state ol being many a great number of individuals* a ciowd the vulgar or common people, [Fr — L. multitude — multus, many.] Multitudinous, mul-ti-turt i-nus, adj. consisting of or having the appearance of a multitude.
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