See céruléofibrite on Wiktionary
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"(1922) Calque de l’anglais ceruleofibrite, inventé par le minéralogiste américain Edward Holden (disambiguation) (1901–1925) à partir de cerulean (« céruléen »), du latin fibra (« fibre »), et du suffixe -ite."
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"form": "céruléofibrites",
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"form": "colspan=\"2\" :Modèle:!\\se.ʁy.le.ɔ.fi.bʁit\\",
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"ref": "Bulletin du Muséum national d’histoire naturelle, volume 30, Imprimerie nationale, 1924",
"text": "Revue des minéraux nouveaux (en collaboration avec M. P. Gaubert). Bull. Soc. franç. minér., t. XLV, 1922, p. 85–8 (arakawaite, bolivarite, sobralite), p. 255–257 (céruléofibrite, manjoite, miedziankite, staszicite), t. XLVI, 1923, p. 73–76 (berthonite, acrochordite, keeleyite, chinkolobwite)."
},
{
"ref": "« Cinquième table décennale des matières, volumes XLI à L », Bulletin de la société française de minéralogie, Paris, 1935",
"text": "Céruléofibrite (Bisbee, Arizona). — Min. nouv. [Minéral nouveau], an. [analyse chimique], C. R. [compte-rendu] (J. Orcel) … XLV, 253."
}
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"glosses": [
"Connellite."
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"obsolete"
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"mineralogy"
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"lang": "Allemand",
"lang_code": "de",
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"word": "Ceruleofibrit"
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"(1922) Calque de l’anglais ceruleofibrite, inventé par le minéralogiste américain Edward Holden (disambiguation) (1901–1925) à partir de cerulean (« céruléen »), du latin fibra (« fibre »), et du suffixe -ite."
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"ref": "Bulletin du Muséum national d’histoire naturelle, volume 30, Imprimerie nationale, 1924",
"text": "Revue des minéraux nouveaux (en collaboration avec M. P. Gaubert). Bull. Soc. franç. minér., t. XLV, 1922, p. 85–8 (arakawaite, bolivarite, sobralite), p. 255–257 (céruléofibrite, manjoite, miedziankite, staszicite), t. XLVI, 1923, p. 73–76 (berthonite, acrochordite, keeleyite, chinkolobwite)."
},
{
"ref": "« Cinquième table décennale des matières, volumes XLI à L », Bulletin de la société française de minéralogie, Paris, 1935",
"text": "Céruléofibrite (Bisbee, Arizona). — Min. nouv. [Minéral nouveau], an. [analyse chimique], C. R. [compte-rendu] (J. Orcel) … XLV, 253."
}
],
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"Connellite."
],
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"obsolete"
],
"topics": [
"mineralogy"
]
}
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{
"ipa": "\\se.ʁy.le.ɔ.fi.bʁit\\",
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"lang_code": "de",
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"neuter"
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"word": "Ceruleofibrit"
},
{
"lang": "Anglais",
"lang_code": "en",
"word": "ceruleofibrite"
}
],
"word": "céruléofibrite"
}
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