Definition
Definition of summa - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
educationDated comprehensive summary or treatise on a subjectDated
- The professor wrote a summa on medieval philosophy.
2.
reference bookRare compendium of theology, philosophy, or canon lawRare
- The Summa Theologica is a famous medieval summa.
Expressions with summa
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with the highest distinction
She graduated summa cum laude from her university.
Origin of summa
Latin, summa (sum)
Examples of summa in a sentence
He spent years compiling a summa of legal principles. The professor referenced a summa in his lecture. She studied a summa for her thesis.
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- French:somme, ...
- German:Summa, theologisches Kompendium, ...
- Italian:summa, compendio, ...
- Spanish:suma, compendio, ...
- Portuguese:súmula, suma, ...
- Chinese:总论, 汇编, ...
- Japanese:スンマ, 大全, ...
- Arabic:مَوْسُوعَة, ملخص, ...
- Hebrew:סִכּוּם מַקִּיף, תַּקְצִיר, ...
- Russian:сумма, свод, ...
- Ukrainian:сума, збірник, ...
- Hindi:सार, सुम्मा, ...
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