How Do You Spell TIEMANNITE?

Pronunciation: [tˈa͡ɪmɐnˌa͡ɪt] (IPA)

Tiemannite is a rare mineral with the chemical formula HgSe. The word is spelled as [ti-man-ite] in phonetic transcription. The first syllable 'ti' is pronounced as [ti] which rhymes with the English word 'tea'. The second syllable 'man' is pronounced as [man] which rhymes with 'man'. The final syllable 'ite' is pronounced as [aɪt] which rhymes with 'bite'. The spelling of this word is derived from the name of the German chemist and mineralogist, Heinrich Tiemann who discovered the mineral in 1913.

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Common Misspellings for TIEMANNITE

  • riemannite
  • fiemannite
  • giemannite
  • yiemannite
  • 6iemannite
  • 5iemannite
  • tuemannite
  • tjemannite
  • tkemannite
  • toemannite
  • t9emannite
  • t8emannite
  • tiwmannite
  • tismannite
  • tidmannite
  • tirmannite
  • ti4mannite
  • ti3mannite
  • tienannite
  • tiekannite

Etymology of TIEMANNITE

The word "tiemannite" comes from the name of a German chemist, Ferdinand Tiemann. Tiemannite is named after him to honor his contributions to the field of chemistry.

Plural form of TIEMANNITE is TIEMANNITES

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