Crystallography

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 117
km-t.il-ng'ra-fi, n. the science of oystalfixation [Gr kiystallos, and graphe, to write Cub, kub, n the young of certain animals, as foxes, . a whelp, a young hoy or girl in contempt}.— v. to bring forth young.—fr cubb'mg Pa f cubbed' [Prob Celt as Ir cuib a whelp, from cu, a dog Cubature, kflb'a-tilr, n the act of finding the solid or cubic content of a body the result thus found. Cube, kuh, u. a solid body having six equal square faces, a solid square the third power of a number, as—2 X 2 X 2 = 8 —v lo raise to the third powei. [Fr. cube— cubits -Gr kybos, a die.] Cubic, kub'ic, Cubical, kub'ik-al, adj pel taming to a cube.—adv. Oub'lcally.
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