euclidian
/juːˈkɪdiən/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to or based on Euclid, especially relating to a system of geometry in which the fifth postulate is assumed to be true.
“The mathematician specialized in Euclidian geometry, solving complex problems with ease.”
2. noun
a person who follows or is guided by the principles of Euclid.
“The Euclidian scholar spent years studying the ancient Greek mathematician’s works.”
3. noun
a method or system based on the principles of Euclid, especially in geometry.
“The new Euclidian system of navigation proved to be more accurate than the old one.”