compute

• 計算する；推定する；コンピューターで計算する。
• 計算する；推定する；推論する
• n. 計算する；推定する；推論する

com-、強調する。-put、計算する、考える、語源的にはputativeと同じ、論争する。

compute

compute: [17] Latin computāre meant ‘reckon together’. It was a compound verb formed from the prefix com- ‘together’ and putāre ‘reckon, think’ (source of English putative and various derived forms such as amputate, deputy, dispute, impute, and reputation). It was borrowed into Old French as compter, from which English got count, but English compute was a direct borrowing from Latin.

The derivative computer was coined in the mid-17th century, and originally meant simply ‘person who computes’; the modern meaning developed via ‘device for calculating’ at the end of the 19th century and ‘electronic brain’ in the 1940s.
=> amputate, count, deputy, dispute, impute, putative, reputation

compute (v.)

1630s, from French computer, from Latin computare "to count, sum up, reckon together," from com- "with" (see com-) + putare "to reckon," originally "to prune" (see pave). Related: Computed; computing.

1. I compute my losses at 500 dollars.

私の損失は500元だと思います。

2.I tried to compute the cash value of the ponies and horse boxes.

駒と運馬トレーラーの現金価値を計算してみた。

3.The measures we compute for a sample are called statistics.

サンプルから計算される量を統計量.

4.The losses caused by the floods were beyond compute .

洪水による損失は計り知れない。

5.A more accurate method is to compute the average.

より正確な方法は、平均数を求めることです。