Definition of Magdala red in English:

Magdala red

noun ˈmaɡdələ ˈrɛd

A red aniline dye.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Hunt (1807–1887), chemist and photographer. From Magdala, the name of a town (now called Āmba Maryam) in Abyssinia (modern Ethiopia), the site of the battle in 1868 in which the British general, Robert Napier, defeated the Emperor Tewodros II + red.

Definition of Magdala red in US English:

Magdala red

nounˈmaɡdələ ˈrɛd

A red aniline dye.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Hunt (1807–1887), chemist and photographer. From Magdala, the name of a town (now called Āmba Maryam) in Abyssinia (modern Ethiopia), the site of the battle in 1868 in which the British general, Robert Napier, defeated the Emperor Tewodros II + red.

单词	Magdala red
释义	Definition of Magdala red in English: Magdala red noun ˈmaɡdələ ˈrɛd A red aniline dye. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Hunt (1807–1887), chemist and photographer. From Magdala, the name of a town (now called Āmba Maryam) in Abyssinia (modern Ethiopia), the site of the battle in 1868 in which the British general, Robert Napier, defeated the Emperor Tewodros II + red. Definition of Magdala red in US English: Magdala red nounˈmaɡdələ ˈrɛd A red aniline dye. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Hunt (1807–1887), chemist and photographer. From Magdala, the name of a town (now called Āmba Maryam) in Abyssinia (modern Ethiopia), the site of the battle in 1868 in which the British general, Robert Napier, defeated the Emperor Tewodros II + red.
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