〘noun〙 The force that acts on an object toward its center when it moves in a circular motion. Centripetal force. Central force. ⇔Centrifugal force. [Rekisho Shinsho (1798-1802)] *Kyurizukai (1868) by Fukuzawa Yukichi, Chapter 7: "The force that draws objects closer to the sun due to its gravitational force is called centripetal force." Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 物体が円運動をするとき、物体に対してその中心に向かってはたらく力。向心力。中心力。⇔遠心力。〔暦象新書(1798‐1802)〕※窮理図解(1868)〈福沢諭吉〉七章「日輪の引力に由て其方へ物の近かんとするを求心力(キウシンリョク)といふ」
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