MANGAN

Meaning of MANGAN in English

mangan-

see manganese, manganic

Interlingua English vocab. Английский словарь Интерлингва. 2012

MANGAN- — combining form Etymology: German Mangan, from French manganèse manganese
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MANGAN- — combining form or mangano- also mangani- Etymology: German mangan, from French manganèse — more at manganese : manganese : manganese …
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MANGAN — (n.) See Mangonel.
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MANGAN — ( n. ) See Mangonel.
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MANGAN- — Etymology: German Mangan, from French manganèse : manganese mangan ate
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MANGAN — noun ·see mangonel.
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MANGAN- — [mangan-] comb form [G Mangan, fr. F manganese]: manganese "manganate"
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MANGAN — Function: combining form Etymology: German Mangan, from French manganèse : manganese < mangan ate>
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MANGAN-ALLUAUDITE — |maŋgən+ noun Etymology: mangan ese + alluaudite : a mineral (Na,Mn)PO 4 that consists of phosphate of manganese and sodium …
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MANGAN, JAMES CLARENCE — born May 1, 1803, Dublin died June 20, 1849, Dublin a prolific and uneven writer of almost every kind of …
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UNTAMABLE — |ən.+ adjective : not capable of being tamed an untamable animal sweeps along the untamable flood — J.C.Mangan • un·tam·able·ness …
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PYROXMANGITE — ˌpīˌräkˈsmaŋˌgīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary pyrox ene + mangan- + -ite : a rhodonite containing about …
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MANGANPECTOLITE — |maŋgən+ noun Etymology: German manganpectolith, from mangan manganese + pectolith pectolite : a manganiferous pectolite
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MANGANOUS — ˈmaŋgənəs, manˈganəs adjective Etymology: mangan- + -ous : of, relating to, or derived from manganese — used especially of compounds …
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MANGANOTANTALITE — |maŋgə(ˌ)nō+ noun Etymology: German or Swedish manganotantalit, from mangan- + tantalit tantalite : a manganiferous tantalite
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MANGANOSO- — combining form Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary mangan- + -oso- (from Latin -osus -ous) : manganous
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MANGANOSITE — ˌmaŋgəˈnōˌsīt, manˈganəˌ- noun ( -s ) Etymology: German manganosit, from mangan- + connective -s- + -it -ite : a mineral …
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MANGANOSIDERITE — |maŋgə(ˌ)nō+ noun Etymology: German manganosiderit, from mangan- + siderit siderite : an intermediate member of the isomorphous series siderite-rhodochrosite
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MANGANOPHYLLITE — ˌmaŋgənōˈfiˌlīt noun Etymology: German manganophyll manganophyllite (from mangan- + -phyll ) + English -ite : a manganiferous biotite
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MANGANOMANGANIC OXIDE — “+...- noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary mangan- + manganic : manganese tetroxide
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MANGANOLANGBEINITE — “+ noun Etymology: Italian, from mangan- + langbeinite : a mineral K 2 Mn 2 (SO 4 ) 3 consisting …
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MANGANOCOLUMBITE — “+ noun Etymology: mangan- + columbite : a manganiferous columbite
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MANGANOCALCITE — |maŋgə(ˌ)nō+ noun Etymology: German manganokalzit, from mangan- + kalzit calcite 1. : a rhodochrosite containing calcium 2. : a calcite …
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MANGANO- — — see mangan-
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MANGANITE — ˈmaŋgəˌnīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: mangan- + -ite 1. : an ore of manganese MnO(OH) consisting of manganic hydroxide …
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MANGANIFEROUS — |maŋgə|nif(ə)rəs adjective Etymology: mangan- + -ferous : containing manganese manganiferous rocks
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MANGANIC — manˈganik adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary mangan- + -ic : of, relating to, or derived from manganese — used especially …
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MANGANI- — — see mangan-
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MANGANHEDENBERGITE — |maŋgən- noun Etymology: Swedish manganhedenbergit, from mangan manganese + hedenbergit hedenbergite — more at mangan- : a hedenbergite containing manganese
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MANGANEISEN — ˈmaŋgəˌnīz ə n noun ( -s ) Etymology: German, from mangan manganese + eisen iron, from Old High German īsan …
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MANGANBRUCITE — |maŋgən+ noun Etymology: Swedish manganbrucit, from mangan manganese + brucit brucite : a manganiferous brucite
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