Translation for 'Pythagorean' from English to Slovak

Pythagorean

pytagorejský {adj}filoz.hudbamat.

pytagorovský {adj}filoz.hudbamat.

pytagorejec {m}filoz.

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Pythagorean comma

pytagorejská koma {f}hudba

Pythagorean theorem

Pytagorova veta {f}mat.

• He was called a Pythagorean by Clement of Alexandria, which might have meant a Neopythagorean.
• The text is also an important source of Pythagorean and Neopythagorean teachings, with which Hippolytus frequently relates the heresies he describes.
• Pythagorean views were revived by Nigidius Figulus during the Hellenistic period, when pseudo-pythagorean writings began circulating.
• Neopythagoreanism (or neo-Pythagoreanism) was a school of Hellenistic and Roman philosophy which revived Pythagorean doctrines.
• They all have an unusual non-pythagorean scale that is longer in the tenor than it is in the treble.

• Their tuning is on the pythagorean tuning A432Hz, and their compositions are inspired by the mandelbrot set.
• Hidden from the public eye and gradually becoming a living legend for the selected few, he studied mathematics and pythagorean theory of music and was teaching his friends.
• The chiral forms be seen as two overlapping pythagorean tilings.
• Soon after Chrysanthos, the enharmonic intonation of the tetrachord was defined as pythagorean, hence, its genos was classified as "hard diatonic".
• This culture were able to determine pythagorean mathematics from harmonious sounding triads played on ancient Lyres.

• Neopythagoreans combined Pythagorean teachings with Platonic, Peripatetic, Aristotelian and Stoic philosophic traditions.
• It has been argued that the fragment is a Neopythagorean forgery dating from the Roman era.
• The numbers that can be constructed are called the origami or pythagorean numbers, if the distance between the two given points is 1 then the constructible points are all of the form [...] where [...] and [...] are Pythagorean numbers.