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Second
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nîswâw |
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Definition: It is the number two in a sequence.
Sequence
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iyaskohc |
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Definition: It refers to a pattern of numbers connected by some rule [3].
Seven
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tepakohp |
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Definition: It is a counting number that is one more than six. It is written as 7.
Seventeen
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têpakohposâp |
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Definition: It is a counting number that is one more than sixteen. It is written with two digits – one and seven.
Seventh
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mwecitepakohp |
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Definition: It is the number seven in a sequence. It is also written as 7th.
Seventy
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tepakohpimitanaw |
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Definition: It is a counting number equivalent to seven sets of tens. It is written as 70.
Similar
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eyakwan kekâc |
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Definition: Two objects look like each other but are not identical.
Similarity
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tāpiskōc |
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Definition: It refers to the state of being similar. It may refer to size, feature, or style.
Six
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nikotwâsik |
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Definition: It is a counting number that is one more than five. It is written as 6.
Sixteen
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nikotwâsosâp |
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Definition: It is a counting number equivalent to four sets of fours. It is written with two digits – one and six.
Sixth
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mwecinikotwâsik |
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Definition: It is the number six in a sequence. It is also written as 6th.
Sixty
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nikotwâsomitanaw |
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Definition: It is a counting number equivalent to six sets of tens. It is written as 60.
Size
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tānimayikohk kîspehcak |
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Definition: It refers to the spatial dimensions, proportions, magnitude, or bulk of anything [6].
Skip (counting)
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ansko kwâskohtâkiciki |
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Definition: It is a mathematical technique to count things quickly by a given number [1].
Examples
Skip counting by 2s.
- It is 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, and so on.
Skip counting by 10s.
- It is 10, 20, 30, 40, and so on.
Small (numbers)
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apisci-akihtāsona |
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Definition: It refers to a low numerical value or number [6].
Solution
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miskawȃhtowin |
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Definition: The value or values that make an equation or open sentence true [1].
Sort
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(1) pahpiskihtascikewin
(2) kîkwayi |
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Definition: It refers to separate objects into groups according to properties or characteristics [1].
Square
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ē-ayisaweyaw |
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Definition: It is a rectangle with four equal sides.
Square root
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akihtāsowina kawi-akicihkātik niswaw |
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Definition: The square root of a number is a factor that, when multiplied by itself, equals the original number. [3]
Examples
- [latex]\sqrt{9}=3[/latex], because 3 x 3 = 9
- [latex]\sqrt{100}=10[/latex], because 10 x 10 = 100
Squared
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akihtāsowina ohci kakicihkātik niswaw |
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Definition: A quantity obtained by multiplying a number or variable by itself. [4]
Examples
- [latex]2^2 = 2 \times 2 = 4[/latex]
- [latex]10^2 = 10 \times 10 = 100[/latex]
Standard
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kîkway ka nîpawemakahk |
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Definition: It is a reference against which others are compared [4].
Subtract
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ka pahkwenikehk |
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Definition: To take one or more quantities away from another; to find one quantity known as the difference [1].
Examples
- 17 – 9 = 8
- 120 – 11 = 109
Subtraction
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pahkwenikewin |
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Definition: It is an arithmetic operation to find the difference between two quantities.
Sum
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kȃ mȃmawȏkimiht |
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Definition: The result of adding two or more quantities [1].
Symbol
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ȇ-itwȇmakahk |
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Definition: A letter, figure or sign representing a quantity, sentence, relation, function, or an object or operation [4].