toluol (toluol)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 31
[ IMG:content-0541.png:[blocks in formation] Tolypeutes (tol-i-pūtēz), п. [NL. (Illiger, 1811), chey); of Amer. Ind. origin: Algonkin to me hag an, Mohegan tumnahegan, Delaware tamoi hecan, a tomahawk: explained by Lacombe from the Cree dialect- otomahuk, knock him down, otámahwaw, he is knocked down.] 1. The warax of the Indians of North America. The head was sometimes the horn of a deer put through a piece of wood in the form of a pickax, sometimes a long stone family Dasypodidæ, including the three-banded armadillo or apar, T. tri cinct us. Two others are described. See cut under apar.
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →