Fluxum
Fluxum is the neuter singular form of the Latin noun fluxus, typically translated as "flow" or "flux." In classical Latin, fluxum functions as the direct object in phrases describing movement, passage, or outflow, and it is etymologically linked to fluere, “to flow.”
In science and scholarship, fluxum appears in Latin renderings of modern concepts that denote a quantity flowing
Today, English-language science tends to use "flux" rather than Latin forms. As a result, fluxum is most
Related terms include fluxus (the common Latin noun for flux or flow) and fluxion (an older Newtonian