Definition of minera in English:

minera

noun mɪˈnɪərə

Alchemy rare, historical

The matrix in which a metal or precious stone was formerly believed to grow; the ore of a metal.

Origin

Mid 17th century. From post-classical Latin minera mineral, ore, variant (perhaps after forms in Old French or Anglo-Norman) of post-classical Latin minaria (also minarium, mineria) ore, mine from mina + -aria.

Definition of minera in US English:

minera

nounmɪˈnɪərə

Alchemy rare, historical

The matrix in which a metal or precious stone was formerly believed to grow; the ore of a metal.

Origin

Mid 17th century. From post-classical Latin minera mineral, ore, variant (perhaps after forms in Old French or Anglo-Norman) of post-classical Latin minaria (also minarium, mineria) ore, mine from mina + -aria.

词汇	minera
释义	Definition of minera in English: minera noun mɪˈnɪərə Alchemy rare, historical The matrix in which a metal or precious stone was formerly believed to grow; the ore of a metal. Origin Mid 17th century. From post-classical Latin minera mineral, ore, variant (perhaps after forms in Old French or Anglo-Norman) of post-classical Latin minaria (also minarium, mineria) ore, mine from mina + -aria. Definition of minera in US English: minera nounmɪˈnɪərə Alchemy rare, historical The matrix in which a metal or precious stone was formerly believed to grow; the ore of a metal. Origin Mid 17th century. From post-classical Latin minera mineral, ore, variant (perhaps after forms in Old French or Anglo-Norman) of post-classical Latin minaria (also minarium, mineria) ore, mine from mina + -aria.
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