luonddudieđa

luondu (“nature”) +‎ dieđa (“science”). Compare Finnish luonnontiede.

• (Kautokeino) IPA^(key): /ˈluo̯nːttuːˌtie̯ða/

luonddudieđa

1. natural science
   • 1980, Samuli Aikio, Sámiid historja‎^[1], Guovdageaidnu: Sámi Insituhtta, page 20:

     Muhto sii ožžot maid veahki eara diehtagiin, nugo giella- ja olmmošdiehtagis (liŋgvistiikkas ja antropologiijas) ja erenoamažit luonddudiehtagiin.

     But they [archeologists] receive help from other sciences, such as linguistics and anthropology and especially from the natural sciences.

   • 2006 February 28, Åse Márgget Holm, “Dollarieban: Čáhceháldi čájáhallá čiđaidis”, in Áššu‎^[2], pages 12-13:

     Buot dáidda lassin de leai ^[sic] maid ságastallamat ja čájáhusat náste- ja luonddudiehtagis, muitaleaba prošeavtta čálli Kaisa Krogerus ja jođiheaddji Juhani Harjunharja.

     In addition to all that, there were also conversations and exhibitions on astronomy and natural sciences, project writer Kaisa Krogerus and leader Juhani Harjunharja explain.

   • 2019 June 9, Kristin Bøhle, “Ráhkat iežat modealla”, in ndla‎^[3]:

     Luonddudiehtaga siskkobealde adnojuvvo modealla doaba sihke skoválašvuođa ja matemáhtalaš modeallaid oktavuođas, mat guktot leat duohtavuođa álkidahttimat.

     Within the natural sciences, the term model is used in relation to both schematization and mathematical models, which are both simplifications of reality.

• luonddudieđalaš