mangan-

variant of mangano- before a vowel.

mangan-
combining form

ETYMOLOGY German Mangan, from French manganèse

: manganese
manganate

mangan-repr. manganese (G. mangan) in many compound names of minerals, chiefly adopted from German (see A. H. Chester Dict. Min., 1896), as mangan-amphibole = rhodonite; mangan-apatite, a variety of apatite containing manganese; manganblende = alabandite; manganbrucite, a variety of brucite containing much manganese; manganchlorite, a manganiferous variety of clinochlore; mangancolumbite, a variety of columbite in which the iron is largely replaced by manganese; manganhedenbergite, a manganiferous variety of hedenbergite; manganpectolite, a manganiferous variety of pectolite; mangantantalite, a variety of tantalite in which manganese largely replaces the iron. (Cf. mangano-.)1861Bristow Gloss. Mineral., *Mangan-amphibole.1892Dana Syst. Mineral. 764 *Manganapatite..contains manganese replacing calcium.1836T. Thomson Outl. Min., Geol., etc. I. 510 Sulphuret of Manganese. *Manganblende. Swartzerz.1887Dana Man. Mineral. & Petrogr. (ed. 4) 224 *Manganbrucite is a manganesian variety.1892― Syst. Min. 648 *Manganchlorit.1898― Text-bk. Mineral. 474 Manganchlorite, a chlorite from the Harstig mine near Pajsberg, Sweden.1890Century Dict., *Mangancolumbite.1887Dana Man. Mineral. & Petrogr. (ed. 4) 267 *Manganhedenbergite..contains 6 to 7 p.c. of manganese protoxide.1892― Syst. Min. 373 *Manganpectolith.1898― Text-bk. Mineral. 395 Manganpectolite.1884Cassell's Encycl. Dict., *Mangansklerite.1887Dana Man. Mineral. & Petrogr. (ed. 4) 202 *Mangantantalite contains more manganese than iron.

mangan- /ˈmaŋg(ə)n/ combining form.

ORIGIN: German Mangan manganese.

Mineralogy. Forming names of minerals or mineral varieties containing (a large amount of) manganese, as manganbrucite, manganhedenbergite, etc. Cf. mangano-.

DERIVATIVE manganˈapatite noun a fluorescent yellow variety of apatite containing up to 10.5 per cent manganese replacing calcium L19.

mangan-
combining form
or mangano- also mangani-
Etymology: German mangan, from French manganèse — more at manganese
: manganese : manganese and
< manganate >
< manganocolumbite >
< manganiferous >

mangan-

Prefix

mineralogy containing manganese

Derived terms

mangan-amphibole

mangan-apatite

manganblende

manganbrucite

manganchlorite

mangancolumbite

manganhedenbergite

manganpectolite

mangantantalite

词汇	mangan-
词根词缀	AHD Dictionary.com MWCD OED SOED Webster Wiktionary mangan- pref.（前缀） Variant of mangano- mangano-的变体 mangan- 1 variant of mangano- before a vowel. mangan- combining form ETYMOLOGY German Mangan, from French manganèse : manganese manganate mangan-repr. manganese (G. mangan) in many compound names of minerals, chiefly adopted from German (see A. H. Chester Dict. Min., 1896), as mangan-amphibole = rhodonite; mangan-apatite, a variety of apatite containing manganese; manganblende = alabandite; manganbrucite, a variety of brucite containing much manganese; manganchlorite, a manganiferous variety of clinochlore; mangancolumbite, a variety of columbite in which the iron is largely replaced by manganese; manganhedenbergite, a manganiferous variety of hedenbergite; manganpectolite, a manganiferous variety of pectolite; mangantantalite, a variety of tantalite in which manganese largely replaces the iron. (Cf. mangano-.)1861Bristow Gloss. Mineral., Mangan-amphibole.1892Dana Syst. Mineral.* 764 Manganapatite..contains manganese replacing calcium.1836T. Thomson Outl. Min., Geol., etc. I. 510 Sulphuret of Manganese. Manganblende. Swartzerz.1887Dana Man. Mineral. & Petrogr. (ed. 4) 224 Manganbrucite is a manganesian variety.1892― Syst. Min.* 648 Manganchlorit.1898― Text-bk. Mineral.* 474 Manganchlorite, a chlorite from the Harstig mine near Pajsberg, Sweden.1890Century Dict., Mangancolumbite.1887Dana Man. Mineral. & Petrogr.* (ed. 4) 267 Manganhedenbergite..contains 6 to 7 p.c. of manganese protoxide.1892― Syst. Min.* 373 Manganpectolith.1898― Text-bk. Mineral.* 395 Manganpectolite.1884Cassell's Encycl. Dict., Mangansklerite.1887Dana Man. Mineral. & Petrogr.* (ed. 4) 202 Mangantantalite contains more manganese than iron. mangan- /ˈmaŋg(ə)n/ combining form. ORIGIN: German Mangan manganese. Mineralogy. Forming names of minerals or mineral varieties containing (a large amount of) manganese, as manganbrucite, manganhedenbergite, etc. Cf. mangano-. DERIVATIVE manganˈapatite noun a fluorescent yellow variety of apatite containing up to 10.5 per cent manganese replacing calcium L19. mangan-* combining form or mangano- also mangani- Etymology: German mangan, from French manganèse — more at manganese : manganese : manganese and < manganate > < manganocolumbite > < manganiferous > mangan- Prefix mineralogy containing manganese Derived terms mangan-amphibole mangan-apatite manganblende manganbrucite manganchlorite mangancolumbite manganhedenbergite manganpectolite mangantantalite See also mangano-
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mangan-

mangan-

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