i so valeric

[Eng. iso ( meric ), and valeric (q. v.).] (See the compound.) i so valeric-acid, s. [VALERIC ACID.] i-so-va-lër-ýl-ēne, s. valerylene.] [Eng. iso (meric), and Chem.: C5H8= (CH3)2C·C·CH2. A liquid hydrocarbon, formed from brom-i so amylene by the action of alkalies. It po e es the odor of garlic, and boils between 42° and 45°. When treated with bromine it yields two liquid compounds, a dibromide, C5H8Br2, boiling at 170°, and a tetra-bromide, CHBr, which cannot be distilled unchanged. Is-pa-han-ée, a. & s. [See def.] A. As adj .: Pertaining or relating to Ispahan, in Persia. B. As subst.: A native or inhabitant of Ispahan. returns it is called The New and Latter House of Israel. Kingdom of Israel : Script. Hist.: The kingdom of the Ten Tribes, beginning with Jeroboam and ending with the A yrian Captivity. Iş-rā-el-ite, s. [Heb., ., Israel , and suff. -ite .] 1. A descendant of Israel and of Jacob; a Jew. 2. Used in the New Testament for a Jew viewed as a member of the Theocracy. [JEW.] ( Trench : Syn . of the New Test ., p. 158.) "Behold an Israelite indeed in whom is no guile." John ii. 47. word. Iş-rā-el-it-ic, a. [Eng., ., Israel it(e); -ic.] Of or belonging to the Israeli tes; Hebrew, Jewish. Is-rā-el-it-Ish, a. [Eng., ., Israel it (e); -ish.] Nearly the same as Israeli tic, but a le respectful Is-rā-el-it-ism, s. [Eng. Israel it ( e ); -ism ; Fr. Israélitisme .] The same as JUDAISM (q. v.). is-su-a-ble (suas shi), a. [Eng. i u (e); -able.] 1. That may or can be i ued; capable of being 2. Pertaining to an i ue or i ues; admitting of i ue being taken upon it; containing an i ue or i ues; as, an i uable plea. i ued. 3. Admitting or allowing of i ue being taken or joined. i uable-plea, s. Law : A plea upon which a plaintiff may take i ue, and go to trial upon the merits. i uable-terms, s . pl . Eng . Law : Hilary and Trinity, because in them i ues are made up for the a ize; but, for town causes, all the four terms are i uable. ( Wharton .) is-su-a-bly (su as shū), adv . [Eng. i uab ( le ); -ly .] In an i uable manner; by way of i ue.