Definition of ningyoite in English:

ningyoite

noun ˈnɪŋɡjəʊˌʌɪt

Mineralogy

A translucent brown or brownish-green mineral which consists of a hydrated phosphate of calcium and uranium (usually with some cerium or other rare-earth elements), and belongs to the orthorhombic system.

Origin

1950s. From the name of the NingyoPass in Tottori Prefecture, Japan (Japanese Ningyō Tōge, lit. ‘Doll Pass’), famous for its uranium mines + -ite, probably after Japanese ningyō-seki.

Definition of ningyoite in US English:

ningyoite

nounˈnɪŋɡjəʊˌʌɪt

Mineralogy

A translucent brown or brownish-green mineral which consists of a hydrated phosphate of calcium and uranium (usually with some cerium or other rare-earth elements), and belongs to the orthorhombic system.

Origin

1950s. From the name of the NingyoPass in Tottori Prefecture, Japan (Japanese Ningyō Tōge, lit. ‘Doll Pass’), famous for its uranium mines + -ite, probably after Japanese ningyō-seki.

词汇	ningyoite
释义	Definition of ningyoite in English: ningyoite noun ˈnɪŋɡjəʊˌʌɪt Mineralogy A translucent brown or brownish-green mineral which consists of a hydrated phosphate of calcium and uranium (usually with some cerium or other rare-earth elements), and belongs to the orthorhombic system. Origin 1950s. From the name of the NingyoPass in Tottori Prefecture, Japan (Japanese Ningyō Tōge, lit. ‘Doll Pass’), famous for its uranium mines + -ite, probably after Japanese ningyō-seki. Definition of ningyoite in US English: ningyoite nounˈnɪŋɡjəʊˌʌɪt Mineralogy A translucent brown or brownish-green mineral which consists of a hydrated phosphate of calcium and uranium (usually with some cerium or other rare-earth elements), and belongs to the orthorhombic system. Origin 1950s. From the name of the NingyoPass in Tottori Prefecture, Japan (Japanese Ningyō Tōge, lit. ‘Doll Pass’), famous for its uranium mines + -ite, probably after Japanese ningyō-seki.
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