antiderivative

English

Etymology

anti- +‎ derivative

Noun

antiderivative (plural antiderivatives)

(calculus) A function whose derivative is a given function; an indefinite integral
Synonyms: primitive, integral

Translations

function whose derivative is a given function

Armenian: նախնական ֆունկցիա (naxnakan funkcʿia), անորոշ ինտեգրալ (anoroš integral)
Danish: stamfunktion c
Esperanto: malderivaĵo
Finnish: integraalifunktio, antiderivaatta
French: primitive (fr) f
German: Stammfunktion (de) f, Aufleitung f (colloquial)
Greek: αόριστο ολοκλήρωμα n (aóristo oloklíroma), αντιπαράγωγος (el) f (antiparágogos), παράγουσα f (parágousa), αρχική συνάρτηση f (archikí synártisi)
Hungarian: primitív függvény
Icelandic: stofnfall n

Japanese: 不定積分 (futei-sekibun)
Norwegian: antiderivert m
Polish: całka nieoznaczona (pl) f, funkcja pierwotna f, antypochodna f
Portuguese: integral (pt) f
Russian: первообра́зная (ru) f (pervoobráznaja)
Serbo-Croatian: antiderivacija f
Spanish: antiderivada f
Swedish: antiderivata (sv) c, primitiv funktion (sv) c

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