Integrant
Lingual
Etymology
From Latin integrāns, present participle of integrāre ("to make whole, renew, integrate"), from integer ("whole, untouched, intact"), from in- ("not") + tag-, root of *tangere ("to touch"), from Proto-Indo-European teh₂g-* ("to touch").
Meanings
- Making up, completing, or necessary to form a whole; constituent; component.
Synonyms
integral, component, constituent, constitutive
Translations
Arabic: (مُتَمِّم), (مُكَمِّل), (أَسَاسِيّ)
German: (integrierend), (wesentlich)
Norwegian Bokmål: (integrerende), (bestanddels-)