minimum naturale

English

Etymology

Latin

Noun

minimum naturale (plural minima naturalia)

  1. (historical) In Aristotelian philosophy, the smallest part into which a homogeneous natural substance (such as bone or wood) could be divided while retaining its essential character.
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