10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MARGARITIFEROUS»
Discover the use of
margaritiferous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
margaritiferous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A Medicinal Dispensatory: Containing the Whole Body of ...
... they are called Oriental Pearls; and in the tracts of Chymz, and many 7 arts of
Indza, where the Incolisis callsi these Margaritiferous Shellrdshes Berberi 3 and
some Barbarians,Cberipe z others Clmzquo zwhifih is the Mother of Pearl. si _ .
2
The Origins of English Words: A Discursive Dictionary of ...
margarin. margaric (acid). margaritiferous, as the oyster. The word oleomargarine
was first recorded in French, by the chemist Pierre E. M. Berthelot in 1854, of a
product made first in 1838; patented in the U.S. in 1873, it was named for (1) the ...
Joseph Twadell Shipley, 2009
3
The Book of the Aquarium and Water Cabinet, or Practical ...
Shirley Hibberd. Lymneastagnalis, putris, auriculata, and glutinosa, Physa
fontinalis, Bythinia tentacula. Bivalves.—Anodoncygneus,Unio pictorum,tumidus
and margaritiferous, Dressinia polymorpha, Cyclascorneus.
4
Don Renato an Ideal Content
... distracted (lymphaticus) M macilent adj. thin, scraggy (macilentus) mansuete
adj. gentle (mansuetus) mansuetude (Herbert) subst. gentlehood (mansuetudo)
manuinspection subst. palmistry (manuinspectio) margaritiferous adj. producing ...
Frederick Will Rolfe, 2007
5
Deep Beauty: Understanding the Quantum World through ...
Indeed, why should a physicist be ashamed of this margaritiferous question? For
is it not what we all strive to answer when we probe the physical world?
Heidegger's own response makes interesting reading: A thing is always
something that ...
6
The Book of the Pearl: Its History, Art, Science and Industry
The professional fishermen and the shell-buyers take the trouble to name only
the species with which they deal, which includes only about twenty-five species,
all of which are margaritiferous, though some to a greater extent than others.
George Frederick Kunz, Charles Hugh Stevenson, 2013
7
Colburn's New Monthly Magazine and Humorist
Pithy and pleasant would have been that chapter, particularly to the
margaritiferous reader, which we had intended to write upon the subject of pearls
; but, as M. Reaumur has determined that these coveted globules are but the
extravasated ...
8
Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
Exx: margaritiferous, pearl bearing; margaritomancy, divination (cfmancy) by
pearls. margini, asin marginirostral (cf rostral), and margino, as in marginoplasty (
cf plasia): for margin. mari:Lmari,c/f ofmare (s mar),thesea: cfMARINE.
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The New Monthly Magazine
Pithy and pleasant would have been that chapter, particularly to the
margaritiferous reader, which we had intended to write upon the subject of pearls
; but, as M. Reaumur has determined that these coveted globules are but the
extravasated ...
10
Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
... marina, marinade, marine, mariner, marinotherapy, maritime, mariposia,
submarine, submariner, supra marine, transmarine, ultramarine margarito- (L.,
pearls) Qualifying words: margarid, margarite, margaritiferous, margaritomancy
mari- (L., ...
