meteorograph
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 42
[METE OROGRAPHY.] An apparatus for registering meteorological phenom It was invented by an Italian, Father Secchi ena. of Rome, who obtained a prize for it at the Paris International Exhibition of 1867. me-tě-or-o-graph-Ic, a. [English meteorogra ph(y); -ic.] Pertaining or relating to mete orography. mē-tě-õr-og-ra-phỹ, s . [Greek meteōron = a meteor, and graphō to write.] Meteorology; the registration of meteorological phenomena. mē-tě-ör-61d, a. & 8. [Eng. meteor, and Gr. eidos=form, appearance.]
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