Definition of Namurian in English:

Namurian

adjective nəˈmjʊərɪən

Geology

Of, relating to, or designating the lowest series of the Upper Carboniferous outside North America, lying above the Viséan series and below the Westphalian.

noun nəˈmjʊərɪən

Geology

The Namurian series or epoch.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Charles Schuchert (1858–1942). From Namur, the name of a town and province in southern Belgium + -ian, after French namurien. The term was apparently coined by J. C. Purves 1883, although his use has not been traced; compare.

Definition of Namurian in US English:

Namurian

adjectivenəˈmjʊərɪən

Geology

Of, relating to, or designating the lowest series of the Upper Carboniferous outside North America, lying above the Viséan series and below the Westphalian.

nounnəˈmjʊərɪən

Geology

The Namurian series or epoch.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Charles Schuchert (1858–1942). From Namur, the name of a town and province in southern Belgium + -ian, after French namurien. The term was apparently coined by J. C. Purves 1883, although his use has not been traced; compare.

词汇	Namurian
释义	Definition of Namurian in English: Namurian adjective nəˈmjʊərɪən Geology Of, relating to, or designating the lowest series of the Upper Carboniferous outside North America, lying above the Viséan series and below the Westphalian. noun nəˈmjʊərɪən Geology The Namurian series or epoch. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Charles Schuchert (1858–1942). From Namur, the name of a town and province in southern Belgium + -ian, after French namurien. The term was apparently coined by J. C. Purves 1883, although his use has not been traced; compare. Definition of Namurian in US English: Namurian adjectivenəˈmjʊərɪən Geology Of, relating to, or designating the lowest series of the Upper Carboniferous outside North America, lying above the Viséan series and below the Westphalian. nounnəˈmjʊərɪən Geology The Namurian series or epoch. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Charles Schuchert (1858–1942). From Namur, the name of a town and province in southern Belgium + -ian, after French namurien. The term was apparently coined by J. C. Purves 1883, although his use has not been traced; compare.
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