Things that are to be explained; matters subject to explanation or clarification.
From Latin explicanda, plural neuter of explicandus (to be explained), a gerundive form from explicare (to unfold).
This is pure Latin jargon used in philosophy and logic—'explicanda' are the things needing explanation, while 'explicans' are the things doing the explaining. It's wonderfully technical!
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