Definition of rubriform in English:

rubriform

adjective ˈruːbrɪfɔːm

rare, historical

In Newton's terminology: (of a light ray) that produces the colour red.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Isaac Newton (1642–1727), natural philosopher and mathematician. From post-classical Latin rubriformis from rubri- + classical Latin -formis.

Definition of rubriform in US English:

rubriform

adjectiveˈruːbrɪfɔːm

rare, historical

In Newton's terminology: (of a light ray) that produces the colour red.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Isaac Newton (1642–1727), natural philosopher and mathematician. From post-classical Latin rubriformis from rubri- + classical Latin -formis.

词汇	rubriform
释义	Definition of rubriform in English: rubriform adjective ˈruːbrɪfɔːm rare, historical In Newton's terminology: (of a light ray) that produces the colour red. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Isaac Newton (1642–1727), natural philosopher and mathematician. From post-classical Latin rubriformis from rubri- + classical Latin -formis. Definition of rubriform in US English: rubriform adjectiveˈruːbrɪfɔːm rare, historical In Newton's terminology: (of a light ray) that produces the colour red. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Isaac Newton (1642–1727), natural philosopher and mathematician. From post-classical Latin rubriformis from rubri- + classical Latin -formis.
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