algebrist (aljebrist)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 28
Same as algebraist. algedo (al-jē'dō), n. [NL., II. n. An inhabitant of the French colony of Algeria, in the north of Africa. The colony was founded in 1834, extends from the Mediterranean southward to the desert of Sahara, and has Tunis and Morocco on its east and west frontiers respectively. Algerine (al-je-rēn'), a. and n. [=Sp. Argelino = It. Algerino: see Algerian.] I. a. Of or pertaining to Algiers or Algeria, or to the inhabitants of Algeria. IMG:content-0489.png:[ocr errors] Algerine II. n. 1. A native or an inhabitant of Algiers or Algeria, in Africa; particularly, one of the indigenous ous Berber or Arabic inhabitants of Algiers, as distinguished from the French colonists. See Algerian . Hence-2. A pirate: from the fact that the people of Algiers were formerly much addicted to pir a woolen material woven in stripes of bright ght colors, and often with gold thread, generally loose and soft for ordinary wear, and made into scarfs, shawls, and the like. 139
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