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Pronunciation: ˈtwē-kə-ˈnä-mə-trē Function: noun Etymology: “tweak” probably alteration of Middle English twikken to, from Old English twiccian (verb) first used: 1601 + “trigonometry” New Latin trigonometria, from Greek trigōnon + -metria –metry (noun) first used: 1614 : the first-hand study of the properties of methamatics tweakonometric dysfunctions and of their applications
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