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Where does “ἄνθραξ” come from?
ἄνθραξ
(Ancient Greek): charcoal; a deep red precious stone, a carbuncle;...
Definitions
charcoal; a deep red precious stone, a carbuncle;...
Words derived from “ἄνθραξ”
anthrax
anthracite
anthracene
phenanthrene
pentacene
phenanthroline
Amerithrax
anthranilate
anthranilic
anthracitic
phenanthryl
acene
tetracene
dihydrophenanthrene
dimethylbenzanthracene
benzophenanthridine
benzanthracene
helicene
hexahelicene
bathophenanthroline
levonantradol
anthracoid
phenanthridine
naphthacene