Associations to the word «Zeno»
Noun
- Verona
- Paradox
- Socrates
- Libretto
- Plato
- Constantinople
- Venetian
- Aristotle
- Tortoise
- Crate
- Philosopher
- Pietro
- Darius
- Antioch
- Emperor
- Achilles
- Leo
- Justinian
- Vandal
- Goth
- Thrace
- Basilica
- Schism
- Frau
- Blot
- Ravenna
- Athens
- Battista
- Cyprus
- Zen
- Antwerp
- Bce
- Mohamed
- Philo
- Venice
- Carlo
- Disciple
- Patriarch
- Descartes
- Alexandria
- Giovanni
- Maximus
- Edict
- Julius
- Chieftain
- Revolt
- Joyce
- Impossibility
- Clash
- Andrea
- Philosophy
- Notary
- Plutarch
- Plurality
- Padua
- Guido
- Bc
- Rufus
- Roth
- Contradiction
- Infinity
- Antonio
- Giuseppe
- Throne
- Di
- Martyr
- Seneca
- Magnus
- Consul
- Byzantine
- Barbarian
- Overthrow
- Labyrinth
- Francesco
- Reign
- Italy
- Dowager
- Pupil
- Contemporary
- Ambrose
- Felix
- Tyrant
- Dice
- Carla
Wiktionary
ZENO, proper noun. A male given name.
ZENO, adjective. (mathematics) (philosophy) Requiring or involving an infinite number of intervals within a finite time.
Dictionary definition
ZENO, noun. Ancient Greek philosopher who formulated paradoxes that defended the belief that motion and change are illusory (circa 495-430 BC).
ZENO, noun. Ancient Greek philosopher who founded the Stoic school (circa 335-263 BC).
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