statistico

statistical; of statistics

adjective stah-TEE-stee-koh Rare

Origin: German Statistik, from Latin status (state)

Usage Note

Statistico agrees in gender and number: statistico (m sg), statistica (f sg), statistici (m pl), statistiche (f pl) — note the h in the feminine plural to preserve the hard 'k'. It can also be used as a noun: uno statistico (a statistician). The noun la statistica (statistics as a discipline) shares the same root.

Examples

"I dati statistici confermano la tendenza."

Natural Translation

The statistical data confirm the trend.

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