wisent

and v. An obsolete spelling of wizen1, wisene (wiz'nes), n. [ Yet have I something in me dangerous, Which let thy wisene fear. Shak., Hamlet, v. 1. 286. wiserine (wiz'er-in), n. [Named after D. F. Wiser (born 1802), a Swi mineralogist.] A rare mineral found in Switzerland in minute yellow octahedral crystals. It was long referred to xenotime, but has since been shown to be a variety of octahedrite (anatase). =