noun · neutersecond declension
oxydendron
oxydendron n (genitive oxydendrī)
Meaning
- neuterrareanode
Praeterea fortior est a parte hydrodendri, si conjunxeris, et a parte oxydendri si polos disjunxeris.
Moreover it is stronger on the part of the cathode, if you have joined the poles, and on the part of the anode if you have separated them.1802, Jöns Jacob Berzelius, De electricitatis galvanicæ apparatu cel. Volta excitæ in corpora organica effectuSi decem ad summum paria construuntur, et ab oxydendro in aquam, in qua linguae extremitas demersa est, ductio galvanica instituitur, hydrodendro autem digitus madefactus apponitur, sapor sentitur acidulus; inverso autem ordine sapor acris et asper, a multis alcalinus vocatus.
If ten pairs are constructed at the top, and a galvanic current is established from the anode into water in which the tip of the tongue is immersed, and a wet finger is applied to the cathode, a sourish taste is tasted; but in inverse order a taste acrid and bitter, by many called alkaline.1802, Jöns Jacob Berzelius, De electricitatis galvanicæ apparatu cel. Volta excitæ in corpora organica effectu
Declension
| form | singular | plural |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | oxydendron oxydendrum | oxydendra |
| genitive | oxydendrī | oxydendrōrum |
| dative | oxydendrō | oxydendrīs |
| accusative | oxydendron oxydendrum | oxydendra |
| ablative | oxydendrō | oxydendrīs |
| vocative | oxydendron oxydendrum | oxydendra |
Origins
From Ancient Greek ὀξύς (oxús, “sharp”) + δένδρον (déndron, “tree”).