Definition of manganosite in English:

manganosite

noun maŋˈɡanəsʌɪtmanˈɡanəsʌɪt

Mineralogy

Manganese oxide, MnO, a cubic mineral occurring as translucent green octahedral crystals which blacken on exposure to air.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Edward Dana (1849–1935), mineralogist and physicist. From Swedish manganosit from mangano- + -sit, probably after mineral names comprising a first element ending in -s + -ite, as German Epidosit epidosite, Globosit globosite, Kyrosit kyrosite: -s- occurs by a similar process of analogy in Spanish morenosita.

Definition of manganosite in US English:

manganosite

noun

Mineralogy

Manganese oxide, MnO, a cubic mineral occurring as translucent green octahedral crystals which blacken on exposure to air.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Edward Dana (1849–1935), mineralogist and physicist. From Swedish manganosit from mangano- + -sit, probably after mineral names comprising a first element ending in -s + -ite, as German Epidosit epidosite, Globosit globosite, Kyrosit kyrosite: -s- occurs by a similar process of analogy in Spanish morenosita.

词汇	manganosite
释义	Definition of manganosite in English: manganosite noun maŋˈɡanəsʌɪtmanˈɡanəsʌɪt Mineralogy Manganese oxide, MnO, a cubic mineral occurring as translucent green octahedral crystals which blacken on exposure to air. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Edward Dana (1849–1935), mineralogist and physicist. From Swedish manganosit from mangano- + -sit, probably after mineral names comprising a first element ending in -s + -ite, as German Epidosit epidosite, Globosit globosite, Kyrosit kyrosite: -s- occurs by a similar process of analogy in Spanish morenosita. Definition of manganosite in US English: manganosite noun Mineralogy Manganese oxide, MnO, a cubic mineral occurring as translucent green octahedral crystals which blacken on exposure to air. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Edward Dana (1849–1935), mineralogist and physicist. From Swedish manganosit from mangano- + -sit, probably after mineral names comprising a first element ending in -s + -ite, as German Epidosit epidosite, Globosit globosite, Kyrosit kyrosite: -s- occurs by a similar process of analogy in Spanish morenosita.
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