nation al Ist

& a. [Eng. national; -ist.] A. As substantive: I. Ord. Lang.: One devoted to his country; a patriot. II. Technically : "O native land, Ilion, and of the Goddes The mansion place!"-Surrey: Virgile; Æneis , ii. "The native voice of undi embled joy." Thomson: Summer, 61. 5. Constituting or being the natural home. "The soul ascends Towards her native firmament of heaven." Words worth: Excursion, bk. iv. *6. Hereditary; resulting from birth. "Did I put Henry from his native right?" Shakesp.: Henry VI ., Pt . III . , iii. 3. 7. Connected by birth; belonging to by birth. ( Shakesp .: As You Like It , ii. 1.) *8. Cognate, congenial, kindred. IMG:content-1578.png:[blocks in formation] "Th' accusation, All cause unborn, could never be the native Of our so frank donation."- Shakesp .: Coriol ., iii. 1 ↑ Some editions read motive . II. Min.: The same as ULEXITE (q. v.). Native-alum= Tschermigite and Kalinite ; Native-amalgam= Amalgam ; Native-antimony= Anti mony; Native-arsenic Arsenic ; Native-bismuth= Bismuth; Native-copper Copper ; Native-gold = Gold; Native-iridium= Iridosmine ; Native-iron= Iron; Native-lead= Lead ; Native-magnesia= Bru cite; Native-mercury= Mercury ; Native-minium= Cinnabar ; Native-platinum = Platinum ; Native Pru ian-blue = Vivianite : Native-quicksilver = Mercury; Native-silver= Silver ; Native-sulphur= 1. Politics : One of that party in Ireland which Sulphur : Native-tellurium Tellurium ; Native-tin desires separation, more or le complete, from Tin; Native-zinc= Zinc. net deposits, not more than three-fifths of which may be kept with such banks located in the reserve Great Britain. cities as they may, with the approval of the Comp- troller of the Currency, select. The remaining two- fifths must be kept on hand in lawful money. 2. Theol .: One who holds that God's election is that of nations, not of individuals. B. As adj .: Belonging to the party known as Nationalists.