fahlerz
noun
fahl·erz
ˈfäˌlerts
variants or less commonly fahlore
-lō(ə)r
plural fahlerze
-tsə
also fahlores : tetrahedrite
Word History
Etymology
fahlerz from German, from fahl + erz ore, from Old High German aruz, aruzzi; akin to Old Saxon arut ore, Old Norse örtog, a small coin; all probably of non-Indo-European origin; akin to Sumerian urud copper; fahlore partial translation of German fahlerz
- mangan-
- mangan-alluaudite
- mangana
- manganapatite
- manganate
- manganates
- manganberzeliite
- manganblende
- manganbrucite
- manganeisen
- manganese
- manganese bister
- manganese black
- manganese brown
- manganese chloride
- manganese dioxide
- manganese epidote
- manganese green
- manganese heptoxide
- manganese oxide
- manganese sesquioxide
- manganese spar
- manganese steel
- manganese sulfate
- manganese tetroxide