title: Is "modulo" a verb? If so, how is it conjugated?
body: <p>I'm trying to document my implementation of a circular coordinate system. I made up the word "moduloed" to express its inner workings.</p>
  
  <pre><code>/**
   * Sets the value at a point
   * @param theta can be any value, will be moduloed to range [0, Circumference)
   * @param radius in range [0, Radius)
   */
  setPoint(double theta, double radius, int value) {
      theta = Math.floorMod(theta, Circumference);
      matrix[(int)theta][(int)radius] = value;
  }
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>Most of the other mathematical operations have a past tense (<em>ex. divided</em>) and present tense (<em>ex. divides</em>). Can we use "moduloed" and "modulos"? Is there a way of phrasing this that avoids using modulo as a verb?</p>