Datum another word for

What is another word for Datum?

  • note, written communication

  • note, written communication

  • written communication, note

  • written communication, note

  • note, written communication

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[ dˈe͡ɪtəm], [ dˈe‍ɪtəm], [ d_ˈeɪ_t_ə_m]

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  • n.

    • backup,
    • access profile,
    • configuration file,
    • checksum,
    • bitmap,
    • batch file,
    • archive,
    • bitstream,
    • cookie,
    • ASCII file.

    data point (noun)

    • data point.

    fact (noun)

    • conception,
    • experience,
    • specific,
    • evidence,
    • incident,
    • circumstance,
    • item,
    • organism,
    • construction,
    • performance,
    • being,
    • happening,
    • occurrence,
    • act,
    • manifestation,
    • feature,
    • episode,
    • adventure,
    • factor,
    • deed,
    • point,
    • accomplishment,
    • transaction,
    • creation,
    • proceeding,
    • action,
    • phenomenon,
    • fait accompli,
    • truism,
    • affair,
    • actuality,
    • entity,
    • consideration.

    memo (noun)

    • notation.

    note/notes (noun)

    • epistle,
    • observation,
    • reminder,
    • letter,
    • line,
    • agenda,
    • summary,
    • gloss,
    • missive,
    • dispatch,
    • minute,
    • message,
    • commentary,
    • scratch,
    • scrawl,
    • definition,
    • remark,
    • annotation,
    • diary,
    • calendar,
    • obiter dictum,
    • journal,
    • inscription,
    • comment,
    • mark.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • memorandum,
    • scribble,
    • thank-you,
    • fact,
    • jotting,
    • thankyou,
    • specifics,
    • Marginalia,
    • Re-mark,
    • in formation,
    • jottings,
    • datums,
    • information,
    • statistic,
    • organisms,
    • facts,
    • memo.
  • Other synonyms:

    • info,
    • trivia,
    • whisper,
    • rumor,
    • home truths,
    • the lowdown,
    • data,
    • common knowledge,
    • traffic,
    • stuff,
    • stock,
    • raw,
    • entry,
    • breakdown,
    • result,
    • coverage,
    • scrap,
    • signal,
    • factoid,
    • record,
    • thing,
    • material,
    • background,
    • report,
    • buzz,
    • tidbit,
    • bearer,
    • nugget,
    • particular,
    • tidings,
    • technicality,
    • scoop,
    • gleanings,
    • the ins and outs,
    • publication,
    • intricacy,
    • the last word,
    • findings,
    • public property,
    • practicality,
    • propaganda,
    • hearsay,
    • case,
    • clue,
    • titbit,
    • A to Z,
    • signal-to-noise ratio,
    • news,
    • content,
    • word,
    • padding,
    • score.

    Other relevant words:

    • hint,
    • insurance coverage,
    • exceptional,
    • notational system,
    • grammatical case,
    • effect,
    • certification,
    • numeral,
    • keepsake,
    • software documentation,
    • intelligence operation,
    • crack-up,
    • melodic phrase,
    • resultant role,
    • execution,
    • intelligence activity,
    • litigate,
    • elaboration,
    • answer,
    • caseful,
    • binge,
    • amount,
    • billet,
    • teaching,
    • fall,
    • bare-assed,
    • eminence,
    • cola,
    • admonisher,
    • cognizance,
    • tag,
    • bible,
    • add up,
    • itch,
    • refer,
    • packaging,
    • biscuit,
    • steer,
    • mark off,
    • special,
    • precede,
    • observance,
    • gorge,
    • illustration,
    • ingurgitate,
    • watching,
    • get laid,
    • reference work,
    • distinguish,
    • broker,
    • issue,
    • unembellished,
    • pedigree,
    • heart and soul,
    • fray,
    • unveiling,
    • initiation,
    • intelligence agency,
    • stigmatize,
    • dismissal,
    • debut,
    • theme,
    • view,
    • lettered,
    • augury,
    • cross out,
    • incoming,
    • reference point,
    • cross,
    • factor out,
    • lucre,
    • human action,
    • corroboration,
    • cognitive content,
    • intentional,
    • composition,
    • unmistakable,
    • good book,
    • nominal,
    • depicted object,
    • minute of arc,
    • considerateness,
    • affaire,
    • decimal point,
    • demonstrate,
    • second,
    • assertion,
    • cancel,
    • naked as a jaybird,
    • sensitive,
    • parentage,
    • functioning,
    • ignite,
    • deed of conveyance,
    • source,
    • go through,
    • sign on,
    • lightness,
    • farm animal,
    • core,
    • accompaniment,
    • social occasion,
    • reckon,
    • example,
    • free,
    • outdo,
    • in the raw,
    • light within,
    • scratching,
    • acquittance,
    • whispering,
    • military action,
    • capacity,
    • clean,
    • equipment failure,
    • wise to,
    • beingness,
    • abstemious,
    • championship,
    • transmitting,
    • argumentation,
    • refinement,
    • broth,
    • business line,
    • bruit,
    • boob,
    • let go of,
    • chump,
    • rack up,
    • air,
    • electronic image,
    • tell,
    • note of hand,
    • sequence,
    • choke up,
    • routine,
    • love,
    • financial statement,
    • goop,
    • weigh,
    • calculate,
    • evidently,
    • substantial,
    • existence,
    • power point,
    • concomitant,
    • tally,
    • watchword,
    • docket,
    • unvarnished,
    • curtilage,
    • causa,
    • heed,
    • expunge,
    • narrow,
    • bet,
    • thoughtfulness,
    • patent,
    • soft touch,
    • kale,
    • principal,
    • light up,
    • outlet,
    • cushioning,
    • excogitation,
    • escapade,
    • idle,
    • punctuate,
    • operation,
    • innovation,
    • require,
    • succinct,
    • guide,
    • shade,
    • encase,
    • argufy,
    • record book,
    • strike off,
    • contingent,
    • fulfill,
    • chip,
    • enactment,
    • strike,
    • demonstration,
    • spare,
    • agendum,
    • list,
    • computer backup,
    • level,
    • stain,
    • conversance,
    • accompanying,
    • complete,
    • act as,
    • neckcloth,
    • rude,
    • altercate,
    • countersign,
    • clew,
    • dismission,
    • englut,
    • character,
    • scrub,
    • varsity letter,
    • faint,
    • demarcation,
    • enter,
    • weak,
    • discover,
    • weed,
    • intelligence information,
    • departure,
    • phone number,
    • demand,
    • explanation,
    • cover,
    • heart,
    • attentiveness,
    • origin,
    • clause,
    • component,
    • engrave,
    • origination,
    • gossip,
    • dissemble,
    • gestural,
    • bombination,
    • representative,
    • holy writ,
    • cooky,
    • publishing,
    • lineage,
    • cabbage,
    • book,
    • fount,
    • design,
    • eff,
    • maneuver,
    • display case,
    • standard,
    • short letter,
    • direction,
    • put down,
    • depend,
    • concept,
    • subscribe,
    • affirmation,
    • order of business,
    • scant,
    • risk,
    • telephone number,
    • event,
    • risky venture,
    • nonessential,
    • house,
    • eccentric,
    • panorama,
    • place,
    • gospel according to mark,
    • entrance,
    • firing,
    • chronicle,
    • star sign,
    • condition,
    • illumination,
    • playact,
    • lead,
    • institution,
    • freeing,
    • sight,
    • reckoning,
    • rail line,
    • pit,
    • lift out,
    • detect,
    • ingredient,
    • gamble,
    • prise,
    • carry out,
    • scrape,
    • pinhead,
    • designate,
    • clear,
    • tired,
    • cause,
    • scar,
    • corporeal,
    • poop,
    • program line,
    • cue,
    • signaling,
    • line of credit,
    • come up,
    • dictum,
    • textile,
    • enumeration,
    • honorable mention,
    • s/n,
    • citation,
    • write up,
    • alight,
    • criminal record,
    • backcloth,
    • production line,
    • sport,
    • bespeak,
    • caudex,
    • set,
    • manifestly,
    • minor expense,
    • pipeline,
    • line of descent,
    • contents,
    • represent,
    • respectfulness,
    • behave,
    • presentment,
    • apparent,
    • lug,
    • pallbearer,
    • character reference,
    • low-cal,
    • signal-to-noise,
    • differentiate,
    • bombilation,
    • signal/noise,
    • full point,
    • loose,
    • collateral,
    • lawsuit,
    • bang,
    • chance,
    • gormandize,
    • obviously,
    • validation,
    • timeworn,
    • stigmatise,
    • shekels,
    • liaison,
    • disc,
    • gunstock,
    • chafe,
    • screen background,
    • history,
    • unsanded,
    • declaration,
    • memoranda,
    • telephone line,
    • despatch,
    • have intercourse,
    • patsy,
    • trace,
    • report card,
    • abide by,
    • government note,
    • affect,
    • friend,
    • plain stitch,
    • greenback,
    • numerate,
    • meat,
    • crude,
    • junk,
    • boast,
    • submission,
    • acknowledge,
    • livestock,
    • founding,
    • title,
    • age of reason,
    • sparkle,
    • infection,
    • expose,
    • get,
    • unhorse,
    • booby,
    • passing comment,
    • furrow,
    • ignitor,
    • monitor,
    • gage,
    • feature film,
    • occupation,
    • lettering,
    • course,
    • promulgation,
    • reference book,
    • subject,
    • slay,
    • rightness,
    • quotation,
    • musical accompaniment,
    • trite,
    • easy,
    • expression,
    • building,
    • locoweed,
    • relinquish,
    • nuance,
    • eject,
    • pillow slip,
    • fund,
    • rustling,
    • news report,
    • wakeful,
    • involution,
    • bull’s eye,
    • partitioning,
    • gormandise,
    • marker,
    • choice morsel,
    • put out,
    • slip,
    • total,
    • subject matter,
    • jot,
    • going,
    • visible light,
    • proofread,
    • loss,
    • bed,
    • susurration,
    • leave,
    • datum,
    • charge,
    • betoken,
    • reliever,
    • come,
    • channel,
    • function,
    • sprout,
    • vent,
    • activeness,
    • backup man,
    • dumbbell,
    • human activity,
    • low-down,
    • in the buff,
    • reputation,
    • credit,
    • play,
    • get down,
    • stop,
    • fighting,
    • compendious,
    • bombilate,
    • guinea pig,
    • consultation,
    • murder,
    • cross off,
    • consequence,
    • skunk,
    • rot,
    • accidental,
    • dispute,
    • new,
    • characteristic,
    • necessitate,
    • grammatical construction,
    • bloodline,
    • sess,
    • promiscuous,
    • lettuce,
    • bear witness,
    • interpretation,
    • lighter,
    • advert,
    • entranceway,
    • move,
    • action mechanism,
    • infinitesimal,
    • passing,
    • knowledgeable,
    • short,
    • marrow,
    • sum,
    • press release,
    • get off,
    • apprisal,
    • phrase,
    • trump,
    • achievement,
    • publish,
    • run along,
    • line of merchandise,
    • termination,
    • credit line,
    • substantiation,
    • pedagogy,
    • pointedness,
    • liberate,
    • dividing line,
    • display,
    • denounce,
    • apparently,
    • stockpile,
    • grade,
    • preindication,
    • look,
    • homely,
    • unmingled,
    • bit,
    • lightheaded,
    • march,
    • son,
    • recital,
    • cite,
    • fleck,
    • transmission system,
    • paying attention,
    • promissory note,
    • sluttish,
    • scene,
    • premiss,
    • carrying out,
    • materialization,
    • bank,
    • involvement,
    • centre,
    • answer for,
    • cosmos,
    • compact,
    • first appearance,
    • threadbare,
    • field,
    • light source,
    • commonplace,
    • telephone circuit,
    • take up,
    • introduce,
    • background knowledge,
    • certify,
    • railway line,
    • label,
    • noesis,
    • numeration,
    • cognise,
    • complain,
    • describe,
    • grievance,
    • natural,
    • shove,
    • point of reference,
    • toter,
    • channelize,
    • facial expression,
    • finicky,
    • be intimate,
    • lite,
    • resign,
    • sacking,
    • palpable,
    • shipment,
    • constituent,
    • exhaust,
    • head,
    • colour,
    • creative activity,
    • tick off,
    • mental synthesis,
    • unornamented,
    • remove,
    • stuff and nonsense,
    • bump off,
    • drumhead,
    • marking,
    • unmixed,
    • nub,
    • prize,
    • tripping,
    • old-hat,
    • invention,
    • randomness,
    • melody,
    • account statement,
    • mo,
    • contagion,
    • universe,
    • wanton,
    • wise,
    • book of facts,
    • prospect,
    • evident,
    • start,
    • take,
    • do it,
    • arcminute,
    • holy scripture,
    • incidental expense,
    • stark naked,
    • proclamation,
    • context,
    • fulfil,
    • unblock,
    • subtlety,
    • burnish,
    • version,
    • setting,
    • bare-ass,
    • luminance,
    • mental object,
    • semblance,
    • gillyflower,
    • recognize,
    • natural process,
    • command,
    • satiate,
    • tokenish,
    • peeled,
    • solution,
    • outflank,
    • learned,
    • obedience,
    • print,
    • plainly,
    • ensue,
    • stand-in,
    • wish,
    • demo,
    • luminousness,
    • real,
    • preeminence,
    • hour,
    • alphabetic character,
    • degree,
    • kick,
    • simoleons,
    • skill,
    • present,
    • rumour,
    • running light,
    • suit,
    • hackneyed,
    • accomplish,
    • contend,
    • conversancy,
    • relief,
    • dope up,
    • structure,
    • materialisation,
    • pretend,
    • natural event,
    • roll in the hay,
    • gelt,
    • lolly,
    • overeat,
    • vista,
    • planetary house,
    • essence,
    • period,
    • tender,
    • give up,
    • have sex,
    • scuttlebutt,
    • clobber,
    • the skinny,
    • carrying into action,
    • exit,
    • overgorge,
    • hazard,
    • take note,
    • personal line of credit,
    • dot,
    • tape,
    • typesetter’s case,
    • ledger entry,
    • agent,
    • jeopardize,
    • file away,
    • fight,
    • dedication,
    • discharge,
    • twinkle,
    • signal/noise ratio,
    • green goddess,
    • doodle,
    • incision,
    • direct,
    • honour,
    • in the altogether,
    • venture,
    • rubric,
    • unloosen,
    • social function,
    • support,
    • written report,
    • seduce,
    • buy in,
    • ingress,
    • feel,
    • bare,
    • fire,
    • word of honor,
    • make out,
    • register,
    • take a chance,
    • sum-up,
    • card,
    • test copy,
    • line of products,
    • annunciation,
    • public presentation,
    • story,
    • maxim,
    • typeface,
    • dent,
    • sens,
    • have,
    • closeness,
    • swear,
    • lightsome,
    • work,
    • manoeuvre,
    • line of business,
    • point out,
    • casing,
    • scrape up,
    • small beer,
    • sore,
    • parade,
    • signed,
    • telling,
    • esteem,
    • compliments,
    • instant,
    • launching,
    • subscriber line,
    • receive,
    • face of the earth,
    • tip,
    • pillowcase,
    • gourmandize,
    • bring out,
    • slit,
    • fill-in,
    • ensuant,
    • fuck,
    • breaker point,
    • well-read,
    • soap,
    • taper,
    • compositor’s case,
    • sue,
    • liquid ecstasy,
    • thrust,
    • question of fact,
    • computer address,
    • chemical element,
    • figure,
    • observe,
    • kvetch,
    • activity,
    • poppycock,
    • scrabble,
    • disk,
    • birthday suit,
    • communicating,
    • extension,
    • signalise,
    • visible radiation,
    • relic,
    • holder,
    • max,
    • reason,
    • spill,
    • downplay,
    • dinero,
    • accomplished fact,
    • bank line,
    • breed,
    • nirvana,
    • bank note,
    • cistron,
    • gaze,
    • tune,
    • spillage,
    • have it off,
    • lightly,
    • bombinate,
    • contract,
    • gist,
    • bread,
    • ancestry,
    • center,
    • rotting,
    • picky,
    • manifest,
    • call off,
    • banal,
    • seam,
    • accounting entry,
    • scope,
    • spark,
    • smoke,
    • exclusive,
    • address,
    • fool,
    • flake,
    • formulate,
    • sucker,
    • attainment,
    • souvenir,
    • acquaintanceship,
    • installment,
    • education,
    • transmission line,
    • delineate,
    • button,
    • naked,
    • amour,
    • pith,
    • outcome,
    • communication channel,
    • schedule,
    • poster,
    • dealing,
    • scoop out,
    • introduction,
    • substance,
    • instalment,
    • argument,
    • run a risk,
    • ratify,
    • backdrop,
    • desktop,
    • sign of the zodiac,
    • have a go at it,
    • patronage,
    • overindulge,
    • intro,
    • repoint,
    • track record,
    • glut,
    • rubbish,
    • sequent,
    • banknote,
    • secrete,
    • need,
    • transmittance,
    • cognition,
    • polarity,
    • hump,
    • have it away,
    • news show,
    • glossiness,
    • shell,
    • reportage,
    • excise,
    • strain,
    • knit stitch,
    • unloose,
    • altogether,
    • deutschmark,
    • well-educated,
    • discussion,
    • denotation,
    • prove,
    • construct,
    • give-and-take,
    • occasion,
    • musical note,
    • target,
    • sheer,
    • platter,
    • swooning,
    • inwardness,
    • resultant,
    • luff,
    • background signal,
    • exemplify,
    • contented,
    • testify,
    • assembly line,
    • font,
    • logical argument,
    • fire up,
    • inscribe,
    • pocket,
    • give voice,
    • reporting,
    • enumerate,
    • unclouded,
    • cutting,
    • signalize,
    • manoeuver,
    • grass,
    • blood line,
    • news program,
    • grudge,
    • elaborateness,
    • polish,
    • scarf out,
    • expiration,
    • musical score,
    • sleep with,
    • clams,
    • abrasion,
    • input,
    • bell ringer,
    • pot,
    • selective information,
    • entryway,
    • trifle,
    • strike out,
    • stigma,
    • foundation,
    • check,
    • word of god,
    • attest,
    • transmittal,
    • pock,
    • liberation,
    • entering,
    • letter of the alphabet,
    • foretoken,
    • upshot,
    • assumption,
    • contrast,
    • legal action,
    • dismount,
    • saint mark,
    • recitation,
    • light-colored,
    • federal reserve note,
    • recognise,
    • deference,
    • substitute,
    • scratch line,
    • deutsche mark,
    • distributor point,
    • min,
    • grievous bodily harm,
    • bill,
    • prick,
    • line of reasoning,
    • off,
    • specialness,
    • champaign,
    • parole,
    • articulate,
    • turn,
    • kernel,
    • action at law,
    • reading material,
    • scoopful,
    • posit,
    • cable,
    • shopworn,
    • pelf,
    • instauration,
    • polish off,
    • draw,
    • bring up,
    • trial impression,
    • acquisition,
    • point in time,
    • crinkle,
    • squeeze,
    • indicate,
    • solvent,
    • principal sum,
    • entree,
    • job,
    • block,
    • best,
    • moment,
    • knit,
    • glossary,
    • light-headed,
    • dough,
    • call for,
    • especial,
    • preface,
    • phone line,
    • tone ending,
    • business,
    • excoriation,
    • keep down,
    • decomposition,
    • luminosity,
    • quetch,
    • cognize,
    • expeditiousness,
    • store,
    • fabric,
    • factor in,
    • execute,
    • bless,
    • type,
    • stemma,
    • process,
    • product line,
    • distinction,
    • stake,
    • resolution,
    • illuminate,
    • descent,
    • gunpoint,
    • sharpen,
    • topic,
    • proceedings,
    • honor,
    • grave,
    • waiver,
    • counting,
    • placard,
    • engorge,
    • proficiency,
    • color,
    • twist,
    • expedition,
    • intelligence service,
    • macrocosm,
    • cogent evidence,
    • carrier,
    • easy lay,
    • rub,
    • brightness level,
    • annotate,
    • scraping,
    • trash,
    • name,
    • peculiar,
    • backing,
    • retainer,
    • inner light,
    • triviality,
    • tick,
    • scotch,
    • find,
    • lie with,
    • blood,
    • percentage point,
    • play down,
    • scripture,
    • illustrate,
    • face,
    • signboard,
    • promotion,
    • justness,
    • stock up,
    • well-worn,
    • live,
    • reflexion,
    • stage,
    • line of work,
    • show,
    • mug,
    • brand,
    • scoop shovel,
    • invoice,
    • reflection,
    • see,
    • unpatterned,
    • consequent,
    • crisscross,
    • legal proceeding,
    • sign-language,
    • sound off,
    • seethe,
    • world,
    • sugar,
    • nock,
    • acquirement,
    • scratch up,
    • bank bill,
    • wampum,
    • inventory,
    • dealings,
    • aim,
    • moolah,
    • screw,
    • check off,
    • scoop up,
    • let go,
    • contentedness,
    • involve,
    • particular proposition,
    • sexual conquest,
    • personal credit line,
    • consider,
    • channelise,
    • voicelessness,
    • carry through,
    • agate line,
    • expel,
    • melodic line,
    • calorie-free,
    • starting line,
    • value,
    • finical,
    • divisor,
    • igniter,
    • hooey,
    • sleep together,
    • natural action,
    • fall guy,
    • educational activity,
    • gene,
    • annotating,
    • acknowledgment,
    • indicant,
    • loot,
    • ground,
    • deliberate,
    • feature of speech,
    • spot,
    • lineament,
    • banker’s bill,
    • cacography,
    • feature article,
    • final result,
    • make,
    • illume,
    • get it on,
    • take chances,
    • study,
    • perch,
    • phonograph record,
    • fret,
    • password,
    • yard,
    • sheath,
    • chicken feed,
    • combat,
    • patently,
    • pig out,
    • ask,
    • fussy,
    • lighting,
    • jazz,
    • expertness,
    • paper,
    • business relationship,
    • make love,
    • wrinkle,
    • send off,
    • compass point,
    • read,
    • farce,
    • hum,
    • bleak,
    • mansion,
    • dangerous undertaking,
    • attendant,
    • sack,
    • carry,
    • gull,
    • stock certificate,
    • rely,
    • tone,
    • full stop,
    • unaccented,
    • cloth,
    • phonograph recording,
    • brightness,
    • rustle,
    • peak,
    • showing,
    • logos,
    • orient,
    • bench mark,
    • take down,
    • crease,
    • bonk,
    • posting,
    • roleplay,
    • accounting,
    • daybook,
    • showcase,
    • illumine,
    • unfreeze,
    • commemorate,
    • newsworthiness,
    • home run,
    • sign up,
    • putrefaction,
    • dislocation,
    • dummy,
    • quarrel.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • guidebook,
    • respect,
    • technique,
    • dope,
    • exhibit,
    • mention,
    • notification,
    • Familiarity,
    • expertise,
    • gen,
    • communique,
    • communication,
    • minutia,
    • presentation,
    • detail,
    • handout,
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    • bulletin,
    • element,
    • facet,
    • statement,
    • postulate,
    • muniments,
    • count,
    • ken,
    • chain of evidence,
    • nitty-gritty,
    • white book,
    • piece of information,
    • instance,
    • symptom,
    • transmission,
    • light,
    • acquaintance,
    • knowledge,
    • benchmark,
    • directory,
    • entropy,
    • Familiarization,
    • article,
    • indication,
    • self-knowledge,
    • intelligence,
    • bare fact,
    • meter reading,
    • basis for belief,
    • knowing,
    • grounds for belief,
    • premises,
    • reason to believe,
    • know,
    • self-evident fact,
    • documentation,
    • number,
    • particularity,
    • release,
    • reading,
    • minor detail,
    • sidelight,
    • regard,
    • statistics,
    • aspect,
    • matter of fact,
    • note,
    • token,
    • Technics,
    • plain,
    • indisputable fact,
    • goods,
    • briefing,
    • bald fact,
    • proof,
    • hard fact,
    • nicety,
    • accepted fact,
    • publicity,
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    • know-how,
    • promotional material,
    • inescapable fact,
    • incidental,
    • admitted fact,
    • undeniable fact,
    • datum plane,
    • actual fact,
    • Technic,
    • corpus,
    • reference,
    • enlightenment,
    • axiom,
    • Minutiae,
    • absolute fact,
    • body of evidence,
    • premise,
    • ratio cognoscendi,
    • instruction,
    • sign,
    • account,
    • blue book,
    • matter,
    • Privity,
    • intimacy,
    • cold fact,
    • white paper,
    • announcement.

How to use «Datum» in context?

What Exactly is a datum?

A datum is a specific point in time or space that is used as a reference point in order to measure something. Normally, a datum is a specific point in time, but it can also be a specific point in space. For example, you could use a datum to measure the width of a hallway.

Datum Point

A datum point is a specific point that is used as a reference point when measuring something. For example, you could use a point on a map as a datum point in order to measure the distance between two points.

Paraphrases for Datum:

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  • Independent

    • Verb, past tense
      Ensued.

Homophones for Datum:

  • demon, deny, dittany, dahomey, domain, deweyan, dominee, danau, dm, daemon, diam, demean, detainee, dean, dine in, dama, donnean, dane, didion, dome, diwan, denim, dune, Dahna, dominie, diatom, den, dna, dun, deem, dodoma, dawn, duodenum, doyen, dietitian, donne, dynamo, dine, donee, domain name, don, down, Dodonaea, dam, danaea, dyne, dead-on, dominion, diamine, die down, dudeen, damn, dana, damon, Duomo, downy, danu, dime, domine, dame, daytime, do in, dayan, deaden, dummy, domino, downy haw, detain, demo, Dona, diadem, diodon, din, dioon, dayton, dionaea, donna, doyenne, dim, done, donnian, doom, diana, duenna, daimon.

English[edit]

Etymology[edit]

Borrowed from Latin datum (a given). Doublet of die.

Pronunciation[edit]

  • IPA(key): /ˈdeɪtəm/, /ˈdætəm/, /ˈdɑːtəm/ (see data for regional distribution)
  • Rhymes: -eɪtəm, -ætəm, -ɑːtəm

Noun[edit]

datum (plural (senses 1–3) data or (senses 1 and 4–5) datums)

  1. (dated) Singular of data; a single recorded observation.
  2. (philosophy) A fact known from direct observation.
  3. (philosophy) A premise from which conclusions are drawn.
  4. (cartography, surveying, engineering) A fixed reference point or set of reference points which precisely define a system of measurement or a coordinate system.
    • 2000, Nuno Sergio Marques Antunes, “The Importance of the Tidal Datum in the Definition of Maritime Limits and Boundaries”, in Maritime Briefing, volume 2, number 7, International Boundaries Research Unit, University of Durham, page 5:

      In a strict sense, a tidal datum can be understood as the reference plane (or surface) to which the height of a predicted tide is referred. [] Sounding and chart datums are low water datums, that is, they refer to the level of the water surface at low tide. Nonetheless, there are also datums based on high water levels. [] These two different datums may be included in the broader category of vertical datums, which comprises any plane or surface used as a reference to measure vertical distances (such as depths, drying features, heights on shore, etc.).

    • 2007, Roger F Tomlinson, Thinking about GIS: geographic information system planning for managers:

      Datums are another important map aspect related to projection. A datum provides a base reference for measuring locations on Earth’s surface.

    • 2012, Yong-Qi Chen, Yuk-Cheung Lee, chapter 2.3, in Geographical Data Acquisition:

      For horizontal measurements [on the Earth], we fix a mathematical body of Earth in space using a Cartesian coordinate system. After that, a separate coordinate system is created over the surface of this body to generate horizontal coordinates. A mathematical earth body fixed in space makes up the horizontal datum.

  5. (nautical) A floating reference point, or SLDMB, used to evaluate surface currents in a body of water. Often employed by coastal search and rescue.

Derived terms[edit]

  • chart datum
  • datum circle
  • datum line
  • datum plane
  • datum point
  • datum surface

Translations[edit]

single piece of information

  • Bulgarian: данна f (danna), изходна величина (izhodna veličina)
  • Catalan: dada (ca) f
  • Czech: údaj (cs) m
  • Finnish: tieto (fi)
  • French: donnée (fr)
  • German: Fakt (de) m or n, Faktum (de) n, Informationseinheit (de) f
  • Greek: δεδομένο (el) n (dedoméno)
  • Ido: datumo (io), donajo (io), donatajo (io)
  • Irish: sonra m
  • Italian: dato (it) m
  • Japanese: データ (ja) (dēta)
  • Polish: dana (pl) f
  • Portuguese: dado (pt) m
  • Russian: элеме́нт данных (elemént dannyx), едини́ца данных (jediníca dannyx)
  • Serbo-Croatian: podatak (sh) m
  • Slovak: dátum
  • Spanish: dato (es) m
  • Tamil: தரவு (ta) (taravu)
  • Turkish: veri (tr)
  • Volapük: nünod

Verb[edit]

datum (third-person singular simple present datums, present participle datuming or datumming, simple past and past participle datumed or datummed)

  1. To provide missing data points by using a mathematical model to extrapolate values that are outside the range of a measuring device.
    • 1982, Paul M. Tucker, Pitfalls Revisited — Issue 3, →ISBN, page 6:

      Removing the effects of any period of deformation by datuming or flattening selective reflection horizons should restore the structure prior to the datumed horizon, or the amount of deformation above the datumed horizon.

    • 1998, Stuart Fagin, Model-based Depth Imaging, →ISBN, page 164:

      On the left the stacking velocity functions are datumed to sea level and show great disparity.

    • 2014, Hua-Wei Zhou -, Practical Seismic Data Analysis, →ISBN, page 62:

      On the other hand, if we have a sufficiently accurate near-surface velocity model, we may apply wavefield datuming to convert the raw data into new data as if they were recorded along a datum below the near surface (Box 2.3).

[edit]

  • data, information
  • die, dice

References[edit]

  • AskOxford.com: Is ‘data’ singular or plural?
  • “datum”, in Dictionary.com Unabridged, Dictionary.com, LLC, 1995–present. (The American Heritage Dictionary’s usage note on ‘data’)
  • John Quiggin: Data is not the plural of datum
  • johnaugust.com: ‘Data’ is singular
  • datum at OneLook Dictionary Search

Czech[edit]

Pronunciation[edit]

Noun[edit]

datum n

  1. date (point in time)

Declension[edit]

[edit]

  • datovat

Further reading[edit]

  • datum in Příruční slovník jazyka českého, 1935–1957
  • datum in Slovník spisovného jazyka českého, 1960–1971, 1989

Dutch[edit]

Etymology[edit]

From Middle Dutch datum, from Latin datum (given, past participle) (from the practice of signing letters in Latin by noting the date on which they were dispatched). Compare English date.

Pronunciation[edit]

  • IPA(key): /ˈdaːtʏm/
  • Hyphenation: da‧tum

Noun[edit]

datum m (plural datums or data, diminutive datumpje n)

  1. date (point in time)

Usage notes[edit]

Datum is one of the few Dutch words ending on -um that does not have a neutral gender.

Derived terms[edit]

  • geboortedatum
  • overlijdensdatum

Descendants[edit]

  • Negerhollands: datum
  • Caribbean Javanese: dhatem

Noun[edit]

datum n (plural data, diminutive datumpje n)

  1. datum (piece of information)
    Synonym: gegeven

Indonesian[edit]

Etymology[edit]

From Dutch datum, from Middle Dutch datum, from Latin datum (given, past participle).

Pronunciation[edit]

  • IPA(key): [ˈdatʊm]
  • Hyphenation: da‧tum

Noun[edit]

datum (plural datumdatum, first-person possessive datumku, second-person possessive datummu, third-person possessive datumnya)

  1. date (day and month)
    Synonyms: hari bulan, penanggalan, tanggal, tarikh
  2. (cartography, engineering) A fixed reference point, or a coordinate system.

Noun[edit]

datum (plural data, first-person possessive datumku, second-person possessive datummu, third-person possessive datumnya)

  1. a single information

References[edit]

  • “datum” in Kamus Besar Bahasa Indonesia, Jakarta: Language Development and Fostering Agency — Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology of the Republic Indonesia, 2016.

Latin[edit]

Etymology[edit]

Neuter past participle of .

Pronunciation[edit]

  • (Classical) IPA(key): /ˈda.tum/, [ˈd̪ät̪ʊ̃ˑ]
  • (Ecclesiastical) IPA(key): /ˈda.tum/, [ˈd̪äːt̪um]

Noun[edit]

datum n (genitive datī); second declension

  1. gift, present
    Synonyms: pretium, dōnum, praemium, datiō, oblātiō
    • c. 209 BCE, Plautus, Asinaria 56:

      Quia non suppetunt dictis data.

      Because his gifts do not match his words.

Declension[edit]

Second-declension noun (neuter).

Case Singular Plural
Nominative datum data
Genitive datī datōrum
Dative datō datīs
Accusative datum data
Ablative datō datīs
Vocative datum data

[edit]

  • datus

Descendants[edit]

  • Catalan: dau
  • English: datum
  • French:
  • German: Datum
  • Italian: dato, dado
  • Norwegian Bokmål: data
  • Occitan: dat
  • Gallo-Italic:
    • Romagnol: dêd
  • Portuguese: dado
  • Spanish: dato, dado

Verb[edit]

datum

  1. accusative supine of

Participle[edit]

datum

  1. inflection of datus:
    1. nominative/accusative/vocative neuter singular
    2. accusative masculine singular

References[edit]

  • datum in Charles du Fresne du Cange’s Glossarium Mediæ et Infimæ Latinitatis (augmented edition with additions by D. P. Carpenterius, Adelungius and others, edited by Léopold Favre, 1883–1887)
  • datum”, in The Perseus Project (1999) Perseus Encyclopedia[1]
  • datum”, in Harry Thurston Peck, editor (1898) Harper’s Dictionary of Classical Antiquities, New York: Harper & Brothers
  • datum”, in William Smith, editor (1854, 1857) A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography, volume 1 & 2, London: Walton and Maberly

Latvian[edit]

Noun[edit]

datum

  1. vocative singular of datums

Norwegian Nynorsk[edit]

Etymology[edit]

From Latin datum. Doublet of dato.

Pronunciation[edit]

  • IPA(key): /ˈdɑː.tʉm/

Noun[edit]

datum n (definite singular datumet, indefinite plural datum, definite plural datuma)

  1. (dated) a date (specific day in time)
  2. a fact

[edit]

  • datere

References[edit]

  • “datum” in The Nynorsk Dictionary.

Serbo-Croatian[edit]

Etymology[edit]

From Latin datum.

Pronunciation[edit]

  • IPA(key): /dǎːtum/
  • Hyphenation: da‧tum

Noun[edit]

dátum m (Cyrillic spelling да́тум)

  1. date (as in day, month, and year)

Declension[edit]

References[edit]

  • “datum” in Hrvatski jezični portal

Slovene[edit]

Pronunciation[edit]

  • IPA(key): /dàːtum/, /dáːtum/

Noun[edit]

dātum m inan

  1. date (point of time)

Inflection[edit]

Masculine inan., hard o-stem
nom. sing. dátum
gen. sing. dátuma
singular dual plural
nominative
(imenovȃlnik)
dátum dátuma dátumi
genitive
(rodȋlnik)
dátuma dátumov dátumov
dative
(dajȃlnik)
dátumu dátumoma dátumom
accusative
(tožȋlnik)
dátum dátuma dátume
locative
(mẹ̑stnik)
dátumu dátumih dátumih
instrumental
(orọ̑dnik)
dátumom dátumoma dátumi

Swedish[edit]

Etymology[edit]

From Latin datum (given, past participle).

Pronunciation[edit]

Noun[edit]

datum n

  1. date; (day, month and year)

Usage notes[edit]

  • The now very uncommon (or obsolete) declension datot-data was used in 1958.

Declension[edit]

Declension of datum 
Singular Plural
Indefinite Definite Indefinite Definite
Nominative datum datumet datum datumen
Genitive datums datumets datums datumens
Declension of datum 
Singular Plural
Indefinite Definite Indefinite Definite
Nominative datum datot data data
Genitive datums datots datas datas

See also[edit]

  • datumlinjen
  • datera
  • bäst-före-datum

Anagrams[edit]

  • mutad

da·tum

 (dā′təm, dăt′əm, dä′təm)

n.

1. pl. da·ta (-tə) A fact or proposition used to draw a conclusion or make a decision. See Usage Note at data.

2. pl. da·tums A point, line, or surface used as a reference, as in surveying, mapping, or geology.


[Latin, something given, from neuter past participle of dare, to give; see dō- in Indo-European roots.]

American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. Copyright © 2016 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. All rights reserved.

datum

(ˈdeɪtəm; ˈdɑːtəm)

n, pl -ta (-tə)

1. (Communications & Information) a single piece of information; fact

2. (Logic) a proposition taken for granted, often in order to construct some theoretical framework upon it; a given. See also sense datum

[C17: from Latin: something given; see data]

Collins English Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged, 12th Edition 2014 © HarperCollins Publishers 1991, 1994, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2014

da•tum

(ˈdeɪ təm, ˈdæt əm, ˈdɑ təm)

n., pl. da•ta (ˈdeɪ tə, ˈdæt ə, ˈdɑ tə)

1. a single piece of information, as a fact, statistic, or code; an item of data.

2. any proposition assumed or given, from which conclusions may be drawn.

[1640–50; < Latin: a thing given, neuter past participle of dare to give]

Random House Kernerman Webster’s College Dictionary, © 2010 K Dictionaries Ltd. Copyright 2005, 1997, 1991 by Random House, Inc. All rights reserved.

datum

Any numerical or geometrical quantity or set of such quantities which may serve as reference or base for other quantities. Where the concept is geometric, the plural form is «datums» in contrast to the normal plural «data.»

Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms. US Department of Defense 2005.

Translations

údaj

podatak

dana

datum

[ˈdeɪtəm] N (data (pl)) → dato m
see also data

Collins Spanish Dictionary — Complete and Unabridged 8th Edition 2005 © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1971, 1988 © HarperCollins Publishers 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2003, 2005

Collins English/French Electronic Resource. © HarperCollins Publishers 2005

datum

Collins German Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged 7th Edition 2005. © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1980 © HarperCollins Publishers 1991, 1997, 1999, 2004, 2005, 2007

элемент данных, данная величина, исходный факт

существительное

- данная величина; исходный факт; исходный уровень; (одно) данное

Мои примеры

Словосочетания

datum level — плоскость уровень, принятые за нуль, условный уровень, нуль высоты  
change of datum — изменение начала отсчета  
datum conditions — исходные условия  
level datum — горизонт исходный  
vertical datum — горизонт исходный  
hydrographic datum — нуль глубин  
datum points — опорные координаты; базовые координаты  
datum static — расчётная статическая поправка  
datum statics — статические поправки за линию приведения  
datum surface — плоскость или уровень, принятые за нуль; координатная поверхность  

Примеры с переводом

‘Datum’ is the singular of ‘data’.

Слово «данное» является единственным числом слова «данные».

The first task is the assignment of an address to each datum.

Первая задача — присвоение адреса каждому элементу данных.

Let’s begin our discussion of this matter with a datum from actual experience.

Давайте начнём наше обсуждение этого вопроса с фактических данных.

1

plural data
ˈdā-tə How to pronounce datum (audio)
ˈda- How to pronounce datum (audio)

also

ˈdä- How to pronounce datum (audio)

: something given or admitted especially as a basis for reasoning or inference

an important historical datum

This enormous expense—and considerable risk—to pick up a datum or two about geriatrics?Charles Krauthammer

2

plural datums, mathematics

: something used as a basis for calculating or measuring

measuring the distance between datum points

… make things more efficient for those of us whose work requires a time datum.Robert Steinbrunn


Is data singular or plural?: Usage Guide

Data leads a life of its own quite independent of datum, of which it was originally the plural. It occurs in two constructions: as a plural noun (like earnings), taking a plural verb and plural modifiers (such as these, many, a few) but not cardinal numbers, and serving as a referent for plural pronouns (such as they, them); and as an abstract mass noun (like information), taking a singular verb and singular modifiers (such as this, much, little), and being referred to by a singular pronoun (it). Both constructions are standard. The plural construction is more common in print, evidently because the house style of several publishers mandates it.

Synonyms

Example Sentences



let’s begin our discussion of this matter with a datum from actual experience

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The deal would be L’Oréal’s largest acquisition of another brand on record, followed by its $1.7 billion purchase of YSL Beauté in 2008, according to data from Dealogic. Natura & Co bills itself as Brazil’s largest beauty and cosmetics company, operating in more than 100 countries.


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Word History

Etymology

Latin, from neuter of datus

First Known Use

1646, in the meaning defined at sense 1

Time Traveler

The first known use of datum was
in 1646

Dictionary Entries Near datum

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Contents

  • 1 What is the other term of numerical?
  • 2 What is another word for numeric value?
  • 3 What is the synonym for data?
  • 4 What is a antonym for numerical?
  • 5 What are numeric data?
  • 6 What is the meaning of numerical value?
  • 7 What is the difference between numeric and numerical?
  • 8 Is another word for data information?
  • 9 Is data another name for information?
  • 10 Is data a synonym of information?
  • 11 What is an example of numerical data?
  • 12 What is non-numerical data?
  • 13 What is a numerical example?
  • 14 What type of evidence is numerical data?
  • 15 Which of the following data type are called as numeric data type?
  • 16 What is the use of numerical data in quantitative research?
  • 17 How do you find the numerical value of a word?
  • 18 How do you find the numerical value of an expression?
  • 19 What is the difference between numerical methods and numerical analysis?
  • 20 Is Numerics a word?

What is the other term of numerical?

In this page you can discover 27 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for numerical, like: fractional, parametric, computation, variational, quantitative, calculus, bayesian, algebra, multivariate, non-linear and compute.

What is another word for numeric value?

What is another word for numeric?

digit numeral
decimal sum
prime statistic
count cardinal
denominator numerator

What is the synonym for data?

synonyms for data

  • dossier.
  • evidence.
  • goods.
  • info.
  • input.
  • knowledge.
  • picture.
  • statistics.

What is a antonym for numerical?

Antonyms: verbal, qualitative. Synonyms: numeric, numeral, mathematical. numerical, mathematicaladjective.

What are numeric data?

Numerical data refers to the data that is in the form of numbers, and not in any language or descriptive form. Often referred to as quantitative data, numerical data is collected in number form and stands different from any form of number data types due to its ability to be statistically and arithmetically calculated.

What is the meaning of numerical value?

1. numerical value – a real number regardless of its sign. absolute value. definite quantity – a specific measure of amount. modulus – the absolute value of a complex number.

What is the difference between numeric and numerical?

The word numeric generally refers to or has to do with numbers. The word numerical generally indicates a usage of numbers.

What is another word for data?

details facts
information input
intelligence evidence
proof background
dossier features

Is data another name for information?

Data is a plural of datum, which is originally a Latin noun meaning “something given.” Today, data is used in English both as a plural noun meaning “facts or pieces of information” (These data are described more fully elsewhere) and as a singular mass noun meaning “information” (Not much data is available on flood

Is data a synonym of information?

In this page you can discover 49 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for data, like: details, information, facts, notes, specifics, numbers, raw materials, material, input, statistics and circumstances.

What is an example of numerical data?

Numerical data represent values that can be measured and put into a logical order. Examples of numerical data are height, weight, age, number of movies watched, IQ, etc. To graph numerical data, one uses dot plots, stem and leaf graphs, histograms, box plots, ogive graphs, and scatter plots.

What is non-numerical data?

Nonnumeric data types are data that cannot be manipulated mathematically using. standard arithmetic operators. The non-numeric data comprises text or string data. types, the Date data types, the Boolean data types that store only two values (true or.

What is a numerical example?

Some examples of numerical expression are given below: 10 + 5. 250 – 75. 60 × 5 + 10. 72 ÷ 8 × 5 – 4 + 1.

What type of evidence is numerical data?

What are two main types of evidence used in health research and policy? Quantitative: Numerical or statistical information (data), which often comes from surveys, surveillance or from administration records.

Which of the following data type are called as numeric data type?

Numeric Data Types
The precision is a positive integer that determines the number of significant digits in a particular radix. The data types NUMERIC, DECIMAL, INTEGER, BIGINT, and SMALLINT are exact numeric types.

What is the use of numerical data in quantitative research?

Quantitative research is the process of collecting and analyzing numerical data. It can be used to find patterns and averages, make predictions, test causal relationships, and generalize results to wider populations.

How do you find the numerical value of a word?

The numerical value of word equals the sum of the numerical values of its letters (i.e. the word “add” has a numerical value of 9 (1+4+4)).

How do you find the numerical value of an expression?

You can find the numerical value of an algebraic expression by following these steps: Replace each variable for a given number.
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  1. Evaluate linear expressions.
  2. Evaluate multi-variable expressions.
  3. Evaluate nonlinear expressions.

What is the difference between numerical methods and numerical analysis?

A numerical method is the actual procedure you implement to solve a problem. For example, finite difference or finite element methods for solving PDEs. As the name suggests, numerical analysis looks at these methods and is able to tell you how accurate they are.

Is Numerics a word?

Yes, numerics is in the scrabble dictionary.

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