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Definitions

1. proper noun

A Greek philosopher and mathematician who is best known for the Pythagorean theorem.

“The ancient Greek philosopher Pythagoras made significant contributions to the field of mathematics.”

2. noun

A theorem or a statement of a theorem attributed to Pythagoras.

“The Pythagoras theorem is widely used in geometry and trigonometry.”