Definition of purpurate in English:

purpurate

noun ˈpəːpjʊreɪt

Chemistry

Any of a series of salts, typically purple or red, of an anion (C₈H₄N₅O₆)−, which contains two heteroaromatic rings.

adjective ˈpəːpjʊreɪt

Of language or rhetoric: rich; elaborate, ornate. Compare "purple". Now rare.

Origin

Early 19th century. From purpur- + -ate
late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin purpurātus dressed in purple, in post-classical Latin also born in the purple, illustrious, blood-stained, designating or relating to the disease purpura from purpura purple dye, purple garment + -ātus. Compare Spanish purpurado, Portuguese purpurado, Italian porporato.

Definition of purpurate in US English:

purpurate

nounˈpəːpjʊreɪt

Chemistry

Any of a series of salts, typically purple or red, of an anion (C₈H₄N₅O₆)−, which contains two heteroaromatic rings.

adjectiveˈpəːpjʊreɪt

Of language or rhetoric: rich; elaborate, ornate. Compare "purple". Now rare.

Origin

Early 19th century. From purpur- + -ate<br>late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin purpurātus dressed in purple, in post-classical Latin also born in the purple, illustrious, blood-stained, designating or relating to the disease purpura from purpura purple dye, purple garment + -ātus. Compare Spanish purpurado, Portuguese purpurado, Italian porporato.

单词	purpurate
释义	Definition of purpurate in English: purpurate noun ˈpəːpjʊreɪt Chemistry Any of a series of salts, typically purple or red, of an anion (C₈H₄N₅O₆)−, which contains two heteroaromatic rings. adjective ˈpəːpjʊreɪt Of language or rhetoric: rich; elaborate, ornate. Compare "purple". Now rare. Origin Early 19th century. From purpur- + -ate late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin purpurātus dressed in purple, in post-classical Latin also born in the purple, illustrious, blood-stained, designating or relating to the disease purpura from purpura purple dye, purple garment + -ātus. Compare Spanish purpurado, Portuguese purpurado, Italian porporato. Definition of purpurate in US English: purpurate nounˈpəːpjʊreɪt Chemistry Any of a series of salts, typically purple or red, of an anion (C₈H₄N₅O₆)−, which contains two heteroaromatic rings. adjectiveˈpəːpjʊreɪt Of language or rhetoric: rich; elaborate, ornate. Compare "purple". Now rare. Origin Early 19th century. From purpur- + -ate<br>late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin purpurātus dressed in purple, in post-classical Latin also born in the purple, illustrious, blood-stained, designating or relating to the disease purpura from purpura purple dye, purple garment + -ātus. Compare Spanish purpurado, Portuguese purpurado, Italian porporato.
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