Definition of album graecum in English:

album graecum

(also album grecum)

noun ˈalbəm ˈɡriːkəmˈalbəm ˈɡrʌɪkəmˈalbəm ˈɡrɛkəm

historical

The dry white excrement of a dog, hyena, or other bone-eating carnivore, especially when used as an ingredient in medicinal preparations or in dyeing and tanning.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Chaloner. From post-classical Latin album Graecum from album dry white excrement of a dog, use as noun of neuter of classical Latin albus white + classical Latin Graecum, neuter of Graecus.

Definition of album graecum in US English:

album graecum

(also album grecum)

noun

historical

The dry white excrement of a dog, hyena, or other bone-eating carnivore, especially when used as an ingredient in medicinal preparations or in dyeing and tanning.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Chaloner. From post-classical Latin album Graecum from album dry white excrement of a dog, use as noun of neuter of classical Latin albus white + classical Latin Graecum, neuter of Graecus.

单词	album graecum
释义	Definition of album graecum in English: album graecum (also album grecum) noun ˈalbəm ˈɡriːkəmˈalbəm ˈɡrʌɪkəmˈalbəm ˈɡrɛkəm historical The dry white excrement of a dog, hyena, or other bone-eating carnivore, especially when used as an ingredient in medicinal preparations or in dyeing and tanning. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Chaloner. From post-classical Latin album Graecum from album dry white excrement of a dog, use as noun of neuter of classical Latin albus white + classical Latin Graecum, neuter of Graecus. Definition of album graecum in US English: album graecum (also album grecum) noun historical The dry white excrement of a dog, hyena, or other bone-eating carnivore, especially when used as an ingredient in medicinal preparations or in dyeing and tanning. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Chaloner. From post-classical Latin album Graecum from album dry white excrement of a dog, use as noun of neuter of classical Latin albus white + classical Latin Graecum, neuter of Graecus.
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