Are there any antonyms?User:68.52.211.222 08:52, 28 January 2006

• There are a lot when it comes to terms which are created from sub. Like 'add' would be to 'subtract', you may be looking forsub-, we need to remember to include the dash when we are talking about the prefix. It looks like your question is answered,sub-#Antonyms listssuper- as one.Ty12:00, 19 April 2010 (UTC)Reply

Alsosubedit? A BBC journalist wrote to me about an error "introduced in the subbing stage".Equinox◑23:40, 1 March 2009 (UTC)Reply

Mathematicians usually readx_n as "x n", "x subscriptn", or "xsubn" (in fact, I've never personally heard the longer form "x subscriptn" used and consider "x n" to be too confusable but I've read that some do read it in these ways). This, of course, is purely a spoken convention but I think it's appropriate to add here. I believe theHandbook for Spoken Mathematics might be a good reference for this but I'm not exactly sure. It's very common, however, so I expect some of you reading this post may already be aware of this fact and can attest to it yourselves.73.194.102.5314:25, 11 August 2023 (UTC)Reply