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Definition of cipher
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of cipher is as below...
Cipher
(n.) A
character
[0]
which,
standing
by
itself,
expresses
nothing,
but when
placed
at the right hand of a whole
number,
increases
its value
tenfold..
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Sextillion
::
Sextillion
(n.)
According
to the
method
of
numeration
(which
is
followed
also in the
United
States),
the
number
expressed
by a unit with
twenty-one
ciphers
annexed.
According
to the
English
method,
a
million
raised
to the sixth
power,
or the
number
expressed
by a unit with
thirty-six
ciphers
annexed.
See
Numeration..
Cipher
::
Cipher
(v. t.) To get by
ciphering;
as, to
cipher
out the
answer..
Steganophthalmata
::
Steganography
(n.) The art of
writing
in
cipher,
or in
characters
which are not
intelligible
except
to
persons
who have the key;
cryptography..
Quintilllion
::
Quintilllion
(n.)
According
to the
French
notation,
which is used on the
Continent
and in
America,
the cube of a
million,
or a unit with
eighteen
ciphers
annexed;
according
to the
English
notation,
a
number
produced
by
involving
a
million
to the fifth
power,
or a unit with
thirty
ciphers
annexed.
See the Note under
Numeration..
Hieroglyphical
::
Hieroglyphical
(a.)
Resembling
hieroglyphics;
not
decipherable.
Interpret
::
Interpret
(v. t.) To
explain
or tell the
meaning
of; to
expound;
to
translate
orally
into
intelligible
or
familiar
language
or
terms;
to
decipher;
to
define;
--
applied
esp. to
language,
but also to
dreams,
signs,
conduct,
mysteries,
etc.; as, to
interpret
the
Hebrew
language
to an
Englishman;
to
interpret
an
Indian
speech..
Cipher
::
Cipher
(n.) One who, or that
which,
has no
weight
or
influence..
Legible
::
Legible
(a.)
Capable
of being read or
deciphered;
distinct
to the eye;
plain;
-- used of
writing
or
printing;
as, a fair,
legible
manuscript..
O
::
O (n.) A
cipher;
zero.
Cipher
::
Cipher
(v. t.) To
designate
by
characters.
Uncipher
::
Uncipher
(v. t.) To
decipher;
as, to
uncipher
a
letter..
Ciphering
::
Ciphering
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Ciphe.
Decipherment
::
Decipherment
(n.) The act of
deciphering.
Cipher
::
Cipher
(v. i.) To use
figures
in a
mathematical
process;
to do sums in
arithmetic.
Paleography
::
Paleography
(n.) The study of
ancient
inscriptions
and modes of
writing;
the art or
science
of
deciphering
ancient
writings,
and
determining
their
origin,
period,
etc., from
external
characters;
diplomatics..
Obliterate
::
Obliterate
(v. t.) To erase or blot out; to
efface;
to
render
undecipherable,
as a
writing..
Cryptography
::
Cryptography
(n.) The act or art of
writing
in
secret
characters;
also,
secret
characters,
or
cipher..
Cipher
::
Cipher
(n.) A
combination
or
interweaving
of
letters,
as the
initials
of a name; a
device;
a
monogram;
as, a
painter's
cipher,
an
engraver's
cipher,
etc. The cut
represents
the
initials
N. W..
Naught
::
Naught
(adv.)
The
arithmetical
character
0; a
cipher.
See
Cipher.
Monogram
::
Monogram
(n.) A
character
or
cipher
composed
of two or more
letters
interwoven
or
combined
so as to
represent
a name, or a part of it
(usually
the
initials).
Monograms
are often used on
seals,
ornamental
pins,
rings,
buttons,
and by
painters,
engravers,
etc., to
distinguish
their
works..
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