"soroche" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1860, Proceedings of the Royal Philosophical Society of Glasgow, volume 4",
          "text": "Men, horses, and mules occasionally perish under soroche while on the Andes; and yet some persons who never were 3,000 feet above the level of the ocean, or if so, have only been sitting in a balloon in a state of muscular quiescence, have ridiculed statements of facts such as those here noted.",
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          "ref": "1876, H. C. Cochrane, “The Misti, and travels in Peru and Chili”, in Journal of the American Geographical Society of New York, volume 6, page 219",
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        "(obsolete) altitude sickness, mountain sickness"
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          "english": "Since the word \"soroche\" also means \"pyrite\" according to the American miners, an analogy can be inferred between this phenomenon and underground gasses, and although this explanation may be plausible, it is far more natural to attribute the \"soroche\" to an effect produced by the snow.",
          "ref": "1849, M. Boussingault, Viajes cientificos a los Andes Ecuatoriales, page 217",
          "text": "Como esta palabra soroche quiere tambien decir pirita entre los mineros americanos, se infiere que han buscado la analogía de este fenómeno con las exhalaciones subterráneas, y aunque esta explicacion pueda ser plausible, tengo por mas natural atribuir el soroche á un efecto producido por la nieve.",
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          "ref": "1894 May 15, El Monitor médico, volume 9, number 216, page 370",
          "text": "La pesadez de los miembros inferiores y una fatiga que no explica los esfuerzos realizados son los primeros trastornos que produce el soroche; en casi todas las memorias se encuentra que, llegando á cierta altura, es imposible aún á los más robustos caminantes, recorrer largo trecho sin detenerse.",
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          "ref": "1964, Bolívar, sí escaló el Chimborazo y escribió su Delirio en Ríobamba",
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          "text": "Soroche... (24) .. Soroche con agujas...",
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          "text": "Diferenciase de esta manera el Soroche, Tacona, Polvorilla, Rosiclér, Cochizo y Negrillo. Es el Soroche negro ó ceniciento, resplandeciente y sin viveza, que llaman muerto metal de plomo, y suele tener Plata.",
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          "ref": "1860, Ignacio Domeyko, Elementos de mineralojia, page 123",
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          "english": "To each two parts of mineral was added one of galena.",
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          "text": "A cada dos partes de mineral le añadían una de soroche.",
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          "text": "Este tratamiento se reducía a una simple copelación: introducido el mineral en el hornillo, se le fundía, sólo o mezclado con soroche (mineral cargado de plomo), hasta que corría la plata, quedando depositada la escoria.",
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          "english": "Since the word \"soroche\" also means \"pyrite\" according to the American miners, an analogy can be inferred between this phenomenon and underground gasses, and although this explanation may be plausible, it is far more natural to attribute the \"soroche\" to an effect produced by the snow.",
          "ref": "1849, M. Boussingault, Viajes cientificos a los Andes Ecuatoriales, page 217",
          "text": "Como esta palabra soroche quiere tambien decir pirita entre los mineros americanos, se infiere que han buscado la analogía de este fenómeno con las exhalaciones subterráneas, y aunque esta explicacion pueda ser plausible, tengo por mas natural atribuir el soroche á un efecto producido por la nieve.",
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          "ref": "1894 May 15, El Monitor médico, volume 9, number 216, page 370",
          "text": "La pesadez de los miembros inferiores y una fatiga que no explica los esfuerzos realizados son los primeros trastornos que produce el soroche; en casi todas las memorias se encuentra que, llegando á cierta altura, es imposible aún á los más robustos caminantes, recorrer largo trecho sin detenerse.",
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          "ref": "1964, Bolívar, sí escaló el Chimborazo y escribió su Delirio en Ríobamba",
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          "ref": "2004, Ciro Bayo, El peregrino en Indias, page 99",
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