- stann-
- combining form
or stanni- or stanno-
Etymology: Late Latin stannum tin — more at stannum: relating to or containing tin
stannide
stanniferous
stannotype
: stannicstannane
: stannousstannite
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stann- /stan-/combining formSignifying tinORIGIN: L stannum tin• • •stannˈary /-ə-ri/ nounA tin-mining district, esp the Stannaries in Cornwall and DevonadjectiveOf a stannary or (with cap) relating to the Stannaries (Stannary Courts courts (abolished 1896) for the tinners of the Stannaries; Stannary Parliament the ancient parliament of tinners, comprising 24 representatives (stannators) for all Cornwall, reconvened in 1974 after a lapse of more than 200 years)stannˈate nounA salt of stannic acidstannāˈtor nounOne of the members of the Stannary Parliamentstannˈic /stanˈik/ adjective (chem)Relating to tin in its quadrivalent state (stannic acid H2SnO3)stannifˈerous adjectiveTin-bearingstannˈite /stanˈit/ noun1. A mineral composed of tin, copper, iron, and sulphur, occurring in tin-bearing veins (mineralogy)2. A salt of stannous hydroxide, Sn(OH)2, acting as a weak acid (chem)stannˈotype nounA photomechanical process in which an exposed and developed bichromated film is coated with tinfoil and used directly for pressure printingstannˈous adjectiveOf bivalent tin
Useful english dictionary. 2012.