glagerite

[Gr. glageros full of milk, and sulfate ( Min.) (q. v.). Min.: A white or yellowish-white variety of Halloysite from Bavaria. gla-gol, s . [Slavon. = a word.] The earliest Slavonic alphabet, principally used in Istria and Dalmatia, in the psalms, liturgies, and offices of the Roman Catholic Church. It appears to have been originally cut on sticks in the Runic fashion, and to have existed before Christianity. gla-gol-it-Ic, a. [Eng. glagol; -itic.] Of or per taining to glagol; as, the glagolitic alphabet.