antimony

Japanese: アンチモニー

〘Noun〙 (antimony) ＝antimony ※From Shami Kaishun (1837-47) "The so-called Anshitsu Motni in the world is a person who has sulfur, called 'Stibium' (originally called Anshitsu Kin and formerly called Anshitsu Ou, but now I have changed the name to 'Stibium', as below)" ※Until After the Equinox (1912)〈Natsume Soseki〉After the Bath "I heard that Anshitsu Motni (antimony) comes from a certain mountain around Shikoku, so I walked around"

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Japanese:

〘名〙 (antimony) ＝アンチモン※舎密開宗（1837‐47）内「世に所謂安質没尼は私知彪母(スチビウム)〈原安質金と称し古へ安質王と名くるを今私かに新名私知彪母に改む以下同〉の硫黄を蘊む者なり」※彼岸過迄（1912）〈夏目漱石〉風呂の後「四国辺の或る山から安質莫尼(アンチモニー)が出ると触れて歩いて」

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