| 释义 |
hae·mat·i·num
\hēˈmad.ənəm\ noun
also hae·mat·i·non \-d.əˌnän\
(-s)
Etymology: New Latin, from neuter of Latin haematinus blood-colored, from Greek haimatinos bloody, from haimat- hemat- + -inos -ine
: a hard opaque red glass made by the ancients; also : a modern imitation of this |