English
Etymology
From primal + -ity.
Noun
primality (usually uncountable, plural primalities)
- The condition of being prime.
- (mathematics) The condition of being a prime number.
Derived terms
Translations
condition of being a prime number
- Finnish: alkulukuus (rare, usually phrased otherwise)
- German: (please verify) Primzahl-Eigenschaft f
- Greek: πρωταριθμία f (protarithmía)
- Polish: bycie liczbą pierwszą n
- Swedish: primalitet (sv) c
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- Turkish: (please verify) asallık
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