Definition of hexad in English:

hexad

noun ˈhɛksadˈheksad

technical

A group or set of six.
〈技〉六个一组（或一套）
each segment, down to the tiniest hexad of cilia, is practically identical in shape
Example sentencesExamples
- Unfortunately there are not hexads or octads in nature.
- These axes are, respectively, diads, triads, tetrads, and hexads.
- Two lyre-like instruments, Kitharas I & II, date from 1938 and have twelve hexads per instrument.
- The duodecad can be considered as two hexads, upper and lower; as three tetrads, working in dynamic cooperation; or as four triads in a synthesis of immanence and transcendence.

Origin

Mid 17th century (denoting a series of six numbers): from Greek hexas, hexad-, from hex 'six'.

Definition of hexad in US English:

hexad

nounˈheksad

technical

A group or set of six.
〈技〉六个一组（或一套）
each segment, down to the tiniest hexad of cilia, is practically identical in shape
Example sentencesExamples
- The duodecad can be considered as two hexads, upper and lower; as three tetrads, working in dynamic cooperation; or as four triads in a synthesis of immanence and transcendence.
- These axes are, respectively, diads, triads, tetrads, and hexads.
- Two lyre-like instruments, Kitharas I & II, date from 1938 and have twelve hexads per instrument.
- Unfortunately there are not hexads or octads in nature.

Origin

Mid 17th century (denoting a series of six numbers): from Greek hexas, hexad-, from hex ‘six’.

单词	hexad
释义	Definition of hexad in English: hexad noun ˈhɛksadˈheksad technical A group or set of six. 〈技〉六个一组（或一套） each segment, down to the tiniest hexad of cilia, is practically identical in shape Example sentencesExamples Unfortunately there are not hexads or octads in nature. These axes are, respectively, diads, triads, tetrads, and hexads. Two lyre-like instruments, Kitharas I & II, date from 1938 and have twelve hexads per instrument. The duodecad can be considered as two hexads, upper and lower; as three tetrads, working in dynamic cooperation; or as four triads in a synthesis of immanence and transcendence. Origin Mid 17th century (denoting a series of six numbers): from Greek hexas, hexad-, from hex 'six'. Definition of hexad in US English: hexad nounˈheksad technical A group or set of six. 〈技〉六个一组（或一套） each segment, down to the tiniest hexad of cilia, is practically identical in shape Example sentencesExamples The duodecad can be considered as two hexads, upper and lower; as three tetrads, working in dynamic cooperation; or as four triads in a synthesis of immanence and transcendence. These axes are, respectively, diads, triads, tetrads, and hexads. Two lyre-like instruments, Kitharas I & II, date from 1938 and have twelve hexads per instrument. Unfortunately there are not hexads or octads in nature. Origin Mid 17th century (denoting a series of six numbers): from Greek hexas, hexad-, from hex ‘six’.
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