protyle

protyle: protyle /prōˈtīl/

noun

A name proposed by Sir William Crookes in 1886 for a hypothetical primitive substance from which the chemical elements were thought to have possibly been formed (also prothyle, prothyl or protyl /-til/)

ORIGIN: Gr prōtos first (though Crookes himself gave Gr pro before, as the etymon), and hȳlē matter

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