mátun
Icelandic edit
Etymology edit
From máta (“to try on”) + -un.
Pronunciation edit
Noun edit
mátun f (genitive singular mátunar, nominative plural mátanir)
Declension edit
declension of mátun
| f-s2 | singular | plural | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| indefinite | definite | indefinite | definite | |
| nominative | mátun | mátunin | mátanir | mátanirnar |
| accusative | mátun | mátunina | mátanir | mátanirnar |
| dative | mátun | mátuninni | mátunum | mátununum |
| genitive | mátunar | mátunarinnar | mátana | mátananna |
Derived terms edit
- eigindamátun (attribute matching)
- ferilmátun (curve fitting)
- flatarmátun (surface fitting)
- heyrnartækjamátun (hearing aid fitting)
- jaðarmátun (edge matching)
- línumátun (line fitting)
- lyklamátun (key matching)
- mátunarbúnaður (miscellaneous matching and tuning devices)
- mátunarklefi (“changing room, fitting room”)
- mátunarliður (matching section)
- mátun með aðferð minnstu fervika (uniform least squares fit)
- mátun talmynsturs (speech pattern-matching)
- meginraðarmátun (main sequence fitting)
- mynsturmátun (pattern matching)
- reglumátun (rule matching)
- sniðmátun (template matching)
- þrykkmátun (force fit)
- þrýstimátun (push fit)
- þvinguð mátun (interference fit)
- vensluð mátun (relational matching)