monimolite

monimolite: \\məˈniməˌlīt\ noun (-s)
Etymology: Swedish monimolit, from Greek monimos stable, steady (from menein to remain) + Swedish -lit -lite — more at mansion

: a yellowish or brownish green mineral (Pb,Ca)₃Sb₂O₈(?) consisting of an oxide of lead, calcium, and antimony

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monimolite Min.
(mɒˈnɪməlaɪt)

[Named by L. J. Igelström, 1865 (monimolit), f. Gr. µόνιµο-ς stable, because it is decomposed with great difficulty: see -lite.]

Antimonate of lead and iron, found in yellowish or brownish crystals.

Dana Syst. Min. (ed. 5) 546.

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