copper

Anglice I

Appellatio

• /ˈkɑpɚ/ (Americane)

Notatio

← Anglica Media coper

← Latine cuprum

← cyprium, hoc est, Cyprium aes, quia a Cypro venit.

Nomen substantivum

copper

1. √ cuprum (-i, neut.) vel cyprium (-ii, neut.)

   Copper is an abundant resource.

   (Cuprum est facultas abundans.)

2. As, sive nummus cupreus.

   My friends filled my pockets with coppers. —Franklin

   (Amici mei expleverunt loculos meos cum assibus.)

Dictiones collatae

Systema Periodicum Anglicum

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Anglice II

Appellatio

• /ˈkɑpɚ/ (Americane)

Notatio

← cop ‘capere’

Nomen substantivum

copper (plur. coppers)

1. Biocolyta.

Dictiones derivatae

• cop