# Arkhimedes
## English
### Etymology

Learned borrowing from Ancient Greek Ἀρχιμήδης (Arkhimḗdēs).

### Proper noun

Arkhimedes
* Alternative spelling of Archimedes
** 1881, The Platonist, volume I, pages 136, 141, column 1:In the catalogue of those endued with sovereign power it had for its votaries Dion the Syracusian, Julianos the Roman, and Khosroes, the Persian emperor; among the leaders of armies it had Chabrias and Phokion, those brave generals of the Athenians; among mathematicians, those leading stars of science, Eudoxos, Arkhimedes, and Euklides; among biographers, the inimitable Plutarchos; among physicians, the admirable Galenos; among rhetoricians, those unrivalled orators, Demosthenes and Cicero; among critics, that prince of philologists, Longinos; and among poets, the most learned and majestic Virgilius? […] In the next place, it is necessary to speak concerning the qualifications requisite in a legitimate student of the philosophy of Platon, previous to which I shall just notice the absurdity of supposing that a mere knowledge of the Greek tongue, however great that knowledge may be, is alone sufficient to the understanding the sublime doctrines of Platon; for a man might as well think he can understand Arkhimedes without a knowledge of the elements of geometry, merely because he can read him in the original.
** 1995, Anton Powell, editor, The Greek World, Redwood Books Ltd, →ISBN, page 425:That records Plutarch’s view of engineering, not Arkhimedes’. Plutarch is also wrong: Arkhimedes ‘deigned’ to write a work On sphere-making (which is lost), and The Method (which was rediscovered in 1906). Arkhimedes developed some of his mathematics using a mechanical method, based on the lever principle, by which he could discover mathematical results, which he then set about proving. Moreover, it is highly significant that Arkhimedes wrote about his method.
** 2007, Tracey Elizabeth Rihll, The Catapult: A History, →ISBN, page 126:Ultimately, in 211, Syrakuse fell from within, by treachery, and Arkhimedes died with many of his compatriots when Roman troops poured into the city.

## Finnish
### Etymology

Learned borrowing from Ancient Greek Ἀρχιμήδης (Arkhimḗdēs)

### Pronunciation

* IPA: /ˈɑrkhimedes/, [ˈɑ̝r.khiˌme̞de̞s̠]
* Rhymes: -edes
* Hyphenation: Ark‧hi‧me‧des

### Proper noun

Arkhimedes
* Archimedes

#### Declension

Possessive forms of Arkhimedes (Kotus type 41/vieras, no gradation) :
first-person singular possessor
singular
plural
nominative
Arkhimedeeni
accusative
nom.
Arkhimedeeni
gen.
Arkhimedeeni
genitive
Arkhimedeeni
partitive
Arkhimedestäni
inessive
Arkhimedeessäni
elative
Arkhimedeestäni
illative
Arkhimedeeseeni
adessive
Arkhimedeelläni
ablative
Arkhimedeeltäni
allative
Arkhimedeelleni
essive
Arkhimedeenäni
translative
Arkhimedeekseni
abessive
Arkhimedeettäni
instructive
comitative
second-person singular possessor
singular
plural
nominative
Arkhimedeesi
accusative
nom.
Arkhimedeesi
gen.
Arkhimedeesi
genitive
Arkhimedeesi
partitive
Arkhimedestäsi
inessive
Arkhimedeessäsi
elative
Arkhimedeestäsi
illative
Arkhimedeeseesi
adessive
Arkhimedeelläsi
ablative
Arkhimedeeltäsi
allative
Arkhimedeellesi
essive
Arkhimedeenäsi
translative
Arkhimedeeksesi
abessive
Arkhimedeettäsi
instructive
comitative
first-person plural possessor
singular
plural
nominative
Arkhimedeemme
accusative
nom.
Arkhimedeemme
gen.
Arkhimedeemme
genitive
Arkhimedeemme
partitive
Arkhimedestämme
inessive
Arkhimedeessämme
elative
Arkhimedeestämme
illative
Arkhimedeeseemme
adessive
Arkhimedeellämme
ablative
Arkhimedeeltämme
allative
Arkhimedeellemme
essive
Arkhimedeenämme
translative
Arkhimedeeksemme
abessive
Arkhimedeettämme
instructive
comitative
second-person plural possessor
singular
plural
nominative
Arkhimedeenne
accusative
nom.
Arkhimedeenne
gen.
Arkhimedeenne
genitive
Arkhimedeenne
partitive
Arkhimedestänne
inessive
Arkhimedeessänne
elative
Arkhimedeestänne
illative
Arkhimedeeseenne
adessive
Arkhimedeellänne
ablative
Arkhimedeeltänne
allative
Arkhimedeellenne
essive
Arkhimedeenänne
translative
Arkhimedeeksenne
abessive
Arkhimedeettänne
instructive
comitative
third-person possessor
singular
plural
nominative
Arkhimedeensä
accusative
nom.
Arkhimedeensä
gen.
Arkhimedeensä
genitive
Arkhimedeensä
partitive
Arkhimedestään Arkhimedestänsä
inessive
Arkhimedeessään Arkhimedeessänsä
elative
Arkhimedeestään Arkhimedeestänsä
illative
Arkhimedeeseensä
adessive
Arkhimedeellään Arkhimedeellänsä
ablative
Arkhimedeeltään Arkhimedeeltänsä
allative
Arkhimedeelleen Arkhimedeellensä
essive
Arkhimedeenään Arkhimedeenänsä
translative
Arkhimedeekseen Arkhimedeeksensä
abessive
Arkhimedeettään Arkhimedeettänsä
instructive
comitative