FERRUM

Meaning of FERRUM in English

ˈferəm noun

( -s )

Etymology: Latin

: iron — symbol Fe

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TRANSFERRIN — noun Etymology: trans- + Latin ferrum iron Date: 1947 a beta globulin in blood plasma capable of combining with ferric …
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PEDALFER — noun Etymology: Greek pedon ground + English alumen + Latin ferrum iron Date: 1928 a soil that lacks a hardened …
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MAFIC — adjective Etymology: New Latin magnesium + Latin ferrum iron + English -ic Date: 1912 of, relating to, or being a …
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FERRUGINOUS — adjective Etymology: Latin ferrugineus, ferruginus, from ferrugin-, ferrugo iron rust, from ferrum Date: circa 1661 of, relating to, or containing …
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FERROUS — adjective Etymology: New Latin ferrosus, from Latin ferrum Date: 1851 of, relating to, or containing iron, being or containing divalent …
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FERRO- — combining form Etymology: Medieval Latin, from Latin ferrum iron , ferrous iron
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FERRITIN — noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, alteration of ferratin, iron-containing protein, from Latin ferratus bound with iron (from ferrum) + International …
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FERRI- — combining form Etymology: Latin, from ferrum iron , ferric iron
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FERREDOXIN — noun Etymology: Latin ferrum + English redox + -in Date: 1962 any of a group of iron- and sulfur-containing proteins …
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FE — symbol Etymology: Latin ferrum iron
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FARRIER — noun Etymology: alteration of Middle English ferrour, from Anglo-French ferrour blacksmith, from ferrer to shoe (horses), from Vulgar Latin *ferrare, …
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FERRUGINOUS — I. fəˈrüjənəs, feˈ- adjective also fer·ru·gin·e·ous |fer(y)ə|jinēəs Etymology: Latin ferruginus, ferrugineus, from ferrugin-, ferrugo iron rust, from ferrum iron — …
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PLUMBOFERRITE — |pləm(ˌ)bō+ noun ( -s ) Etymology: Swedish plumboferrit, from plumb- + ferr- (from Latin ferrum iron) + -it -ite — …
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FIBROFERRITE — ˌfībrōˈfeˌrīt noun Etymology: German fibroferrit, from fibr- + Latin ferrum iron + German -it -ite — more at farrier : …
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FERROUS — ˈferəs adjective Etymology: New Latin ferrosus, from Latin ferrum iron + -osus -ous — more at farrier 1. : of, …
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FERRO- — combining form Etymology: Medieval Latin ferro-, from Latin ferrum iron — more at farrier 1. : iron : containing iron …
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FERRITIN — ˈferət ə n noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary ferr- (from Latin ferrum iron) + -ite + -in …
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FERRI- — combining form Etymology: Latin ferri-, from ferrum iron 1. : iron ferri ferous 2. [ ferric ] : containing ferric …
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FERREOUS — ˈferēəs adjective Etymology: Latin ferreus, from ferrum iron : of, like, or containing iron
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FERREIRO — fəˈrā(ˌ)rō noun ( -s ) Etymology: Portuguese, literally, blacksmith, from Latin ferrarius, from ferrum iron + -arius -ary — more …
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FERRATE — ˈfeˌrāt noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary ferr- (from Latin ferrum iron) + -ate : any of various …
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FE — symbol 1. [Latin ferrum ] iron 2. quadragesimo-octavo
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FARRIER — ˈfarēə(r) noun ( -s ) Etymology: probably alteration (influenced by -er, -ier, -yer, n. suffix) of obsolete ferrer, from Middle …
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ENTREFER — |än.trə|fe(ə)r noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from entre- + fer iron, from Latin ferrum — more at farrier : …
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SYMBOL — (n.) An abbreviation standing for the name of an element and consisting of the initial letter of the Latin or …
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IRON — (n.) The most common and most useful metallic element, being of almost universal occurrence, usually in the form of an …
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