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logica

logic

noun LOH-jee-kah Less Common
Mind & Emotions Mental States

Origin: From Greek logikē (tekhnē) 'art of reasoning', from logos 'word, reason'.

Also means

reasoning

Usage Note

Logica is feminine and follows the pattern of nouns in -ca: the plural is logiche (not logicas). As an adjective (logico) it means 'logical'. The phrase non ha logica ('it makes no sense') is very common in everyday speech.

Examples

"La sua logica è difficile da seguire."

Natural Translation

His logic is hard to follow.

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