Množina: sums

ETYM Old Eng. summe, somme, Old Fren. sume, some, French somme, Latin summa, from summus highest, a superlative from sub under. Related to Sub-, Supreme.
(Homonym: some).
1. A quantity obtained by addition; SYN. amount, total.
2. A quantity of money; SYN. sum of money, amount, amount of money.
3. The final aggregate; SYN. sum total.
4. The whole; SYN. total, totality, aggregate.

1. To calculate the sum of; total
2. Summarize
3. To reach a sum; amount

Množina: sum for account covers

Množina: sum of the digits

Množina: sum terms

Množina: sum totals

1. A total arrived at through the counting of sums
2. Total result; totality

Singular of sum totals is sum total.

To give a summary (of); SYN. summarize, resume.

Množina: sum-ups

Summary

Množina: sumacs

ETYM French sumac, formerly sumach (cf. Spanish zumaque), from Arabic summâq.
1. A shrub or tree of the genus Rhus (usually limited to the non-poisonous members of the genus); SYN. sumach, shumac.
2. Wood of a sumac.
Any bush or tree of the genus Rhus of the cashew family, having pinnate compound leaves and clusters of small reddish fruits. Staghorn sumac Rhus typhina, growing to 36 ft/11 m tall, is common in North America. Included too are several poisonous plants (sometimes referred to collectively as the genus Toxicodendron), such as poison ivy, poison sumac, and certain Japanese sumacs.

Množina: sumaches

Sumac.

Množina: Sumas

City in Washington (USA); zip code 98295.

Množina: Sumatras

Or Sumatera; Second-largest island of Indonesia, one of the Sunda Islands; area 473,600 sq km/182,800 sq mi; East of a longitudinal volcanic mountain range is a wide plain; both are heavily forested. Products include rubber, rice, tobacco, tea, timber, tin, and petroleum.
Northern Sumatra is rapidly being industrialized, and the Asakan River (rising in Lake Toba) was dammed for power 1974. The main towns are Palembang, Padang, and Benkuelen.
A Hindu empire was founded in the 8th century, but Islam was introduced by Arab traders from the 13th century and by the 16th century was adopted throughout the island.A mountainous island in western Indonesia.

Of or relating to the island of Sumatra or its inhabitants.