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Showing words for SYLVITE using the English dictionary

7 Letter Words for Sylvite

levyist, sylvite

6 Letter Words for Sylvite

levity, livest, vilest

5 Letter Words for Sylvite

elvis, evils, islet, istle, lesiy, liest, listy, lites, lives, lytes, seity, sievy, silty, slite, slive, steil, stile, stive, stivy, style, styli, svelt, teils, tiles, veils, veily, vleis, vlies, yelts, yetis, yites

4 Letter Words for Sylvite

elts, evil, isle, itel, itsy, leis, lest, lets, levi, levy, leys, lies, list, lite, lits, live, lyes, lyse, lyte, seil, seit, selt, sile, silt, site, sley, slit, stey, stie, syli, teil, teli, tels, ties, tile, tils, tivy, tyes, veil, vest, vets, vies, vile, vise, vite, vlei, vlsi, yelt, yest, yeti, yilt, yite

3 Letter Words for Sylvite

eli, els, elt, est, ety, eyl, ile, ise, isl, ist, its, ive, ivy, lei, les, let, lev, ley, lie, lis, lit, lst, lye, lys, sei, sel, set, sey, sie, sil, sit, sle, slt, sly, sty, sye, syl, tel, tes, tie, til, tis, tsi, tye, vei, vel, vet, vie, vil, vis, vly, yes, yet, yis

Definitions for Sylvite

[1] a common mineral, potassium chloride, KCl, colorless to milky-white or red, occurring in crystals, usually cubes, and masses with cubic cleavage, bitter in taste: the most important source of potassium.
[2] a soluble colourless, white, or coloured mineral consisting of potassium chloride in cubic crystalline form with sodium impurities: it occurs chiefly in sedimentary beds and is an important ore of potassium. Formula: KCl

Words nearby Sylvite

sylvian, sylvian aqueduct, sylvian fissure, sylvic acid, sylviculture, sylvite, sym-, sym., symballophone, symbion, symbionese

Origin of Sylvite

1965–70; < Latin (sal digestīvus ) Sylvi(ī ) digestive salt of Sylvius (see Sylvian fissure) + -ite1; replacing sylvine < French

Word origin for Sylvite

C19: sylvite, alteration of sylvine, from New Latin sal digestiva Sylvii digestive salt of Sylvius, after Franciscus Sylvius (died 1672), German anatomist. See -ite 1 , -ine ²