paisbergite, pajsbergite ( j silent)

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · p. 19
[After Pajsberg, Sweden, where found; suff. -ite (Min.).] Min.: Crystallized rhodonite (q. v.). Named in the belief that it was a distinct species. pāişe, s. [PoISE, 8.] Weight. "A stone of such a paise ." -Chapman . minute tubular borings in shells and coral of Silurian and Devonian age, and which he regards as their work. He considers the genus allied to the recent Achlya (q. v.). pălăc-mæ-ą, subst. [Pref. pal-, and Mod. Lat. астӕа.] Palcont .: A genus of Patellide, closely allied to Patella, from the Upper Cam brian. păl-a-din, s. [Fr., from Ital. paladino =a warrior. from Lat. pal at in us (q. v.).] 1. One of the twelve peers of Charlemagne; a douzepere. 2. A knight-errant; a heroic or eminent cham IMG:content-0557.png:[blocks in formation] păl-æ ăc-ô-dăn, pā-lẽ ăc-o-don, subst . [Pref. pate- ; Gr. ake a point, and suff. -odon .] Palæont .: A genus of Limn other ide (q. v.).
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