eliptiko
elíptiko with stress marks
elliptical
Usage Note
Eliptiko is a technical or formal term used in mathematics, grammar, and physics to describe an elliptical shape or construction. In grammar it refers to a construction where words are omitted because they are understood from context, and its use is largely confined to academic or written registers.
Examples
" Eliptiko ang hugis ng mesa. "
Natural Translation
The shape of the table is elliptical.
Literal Translation
Elliptical the shape of-the table.
" Ang hugis ng orbit ng planeta ay eliptiko, hindi bilog. "
Natural Translation
The shape of the planet's orbit is elliptical, not circular.
Literal Translation
The shape of-the orbit of-the planet is elliptical, not circular.
" Ipinaliwanag ng guro na eliptiko ang landas ng mga planeta, kaya nagbabago ang layo nila sa araw habang umiikot. "
Natural Translation
The teacher explained that the path of the planets is elliptical, so their distance from the sun changes as they orbit.
Literal Translation
Explained by-the teacher that elliptical the path of-the planets, so changes the distance their from-the sun while orbiting.
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