ghwemi [ˈɣʷe.mʲi], literally “to take apart”, but also used to mean “to argue persuasively for”, or in mathematics, “to prove”. Kharulian mathematicians pioneered the concept of a rigorous proof,
which they used both to confirm previously known geometric rules like the Pythagorean theorem,
and to discover basic results in number theory, such as the infinitude of primes.
