achmatite
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 5
[In Ger. achmatit, from Achmatorsk, in the Ural Mountains, where it occurs.] A mineral, called also EPIDOTE (q.v.). ach'-mīte, ăc-mīte, s. [In. Ger. achmit; Gr. ἀκμή (akmc) = a point.] [ACMITE.] ach-năn-the-æ, s. [ACHNANTHES.] Bot. A cohort of Diatom aceæ (q.v.). ǎch-năn-thēs, s. [Gr. ἄλλη ( achně ) = anything shaved off, froth, chaff; ἄνθος ( anthos ) = a blo om, a flower.] Bot A genus of Diatom aceæ. *a-çhok'ed, pa. par. & a. [СнOKE.] Choked. "For he was a- choked anon, And toward the dethe he drough." MS. Laud , 106, fo. 166. ( Hall i well .)
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