hydro đoi o mite

[Pref. hydro- (1), and Eng., ., dolomite (q. v.).] Min.: A variety of Hydro mag no calcite ( Brit , Mus. Cat.). Dana makes it a distinct species. A yellowish-white, grayish, or greenish mineral, occurring as stalactites, stalagmites, concretions, . hydro-dy-năm-ic, hydro-dy-năm-ic-al, a. [Pref. hydro- (1), and Eng. dynamic, dynamical (q. v.).] Physics: Of or belonging to water-power; derived from the force of running water. "The hydrodynamical discovery of Helmholtz."-Encyc. Brit . (ed. 9th), iii. 38. hydrodynamic-friction, s.