Translation
mineral
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Word origin
From Medieval Latin minerale, from minera ('ore, mine'). Related to the act of mining metals and stones from the ground.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- minerale
- English cognates
- mineral, mine
Grammar
Examples
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Iron is a very common mineral in the earth.
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I always drink mineral water with my meals.
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In the museum there is a collection of shiny minerals.
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This mineral is extracted from a mine in the north.
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Salt is a mineral that is essential for the body.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 52, lesson 6: mineral, retener, jubilaci贸n and 7 more words.