Definition of nabla in English:

nabla

noun ˈnablə

Mathematics

Del.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in William R. Smith (1846–1894), theologian and Semitic scholar. From Hellenistic Greek νάβλα Phoenician harp. This word was applied to the operator because of the similarity between the assumed shape of the musical instrument and the symbol used.

Definition of nabla in US English:

nabla

nounˈnablə

Mathematics

Del.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in William R. Smith (1846–1894), theologian and Semitic scholar. From Hellenistic Greek νάβλα Phoenician harp. This word was applied to the operator because of the similarity between the assumed shape of the musical instrument and the symbol used.

单词	nabla
释义	Definition of nabla in English: nabla noun ˈnablə Mathematics Del. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in William R. Smith (1846–1894), theologian and Semitic scholar. From Hellenistic Greek νάβλα Phoenician harp. This word was applied to the operator because of the similarity between the assumed shape of the musical instrument and the symbol used. Definition of nabla in US English: nabla nounˈnablə Mathematics Del. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in William R. Smith (1846–1894), theologian and Semitic scholar. From Hellenistic Greek νάβλα Phoenician harp. This word was applied to the operator because of the similarity between the assumed shape of the musical instrument and the symbol used.
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