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Origin and Etymology of connex
Middle French connexe connected property, from connexe, adjective, connected, related, from Latin connexus, past participle of connectere
Origin and Etymology of connex
Middle French connexer, from connexe connected
Definition of connex
1
: connected: such as
a
: closely connected : linked in meaning (as father-son, left-right)
—opposed to disparate
b
of a dyadic relation
: connecting every two distinct members of its field
- in the field of positive integers, the relation less than or equal to is connex for either a ≤ b or b ≤ a
2
: belonging to or constituting one syntactical unit
- in the dog barked, the complete sentence or either or both of its constituents are connex
Origin and Etymology of connex
Latin connexus
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