Definition of mofette in English:

mofette

noun mɒˈfɛtmoʊˈfɛt

archaic term for fumarole
Example sentencesExamples
- Tusnad, north of Brasov, by a calm and picturesque lake, is important for bicarbonated and gaseous mineral waters and mofettes for treating cardio-vascular diseases.
- There are fumaroles, mofettes and geothermal warm springs surrounded by plumes of white vapour.
- The verdict was reached after scientists undertook studies of rising gases in the mofettes and mineral springs in the area.
- After a treatment in the mofettes the health of ill people is improving, the joint inflammations are reduced.
- The town is famous for its carbonated baths, mofettes, heart clinic with 700 beds and sanatoriums.

Origin

Early 19th century: from French, from Neapolitan Italian mofetta.

Definition of mofette in US English:

mofette

nounmoʊˈfɛtmōˈfet

archaic term for fumarole
Example sentencesExamples
- Tusnad, north of Brasov, by a calm and picturesque lake, is important for bicarbonated and gaseous mineral waters and mofettes for treating cardio-vascular diseases.
- The verdict was reached after scientists undertook studies of rising gases in the mofettes and mineral springs in the area.
- There are fumaroles, mofettes and geothermal warm springs surrounded by plumes of white vapour.
- The town is famous for its carbonated baths, mofettes, heart clinic with 700 beds and sanatoriums.
- After a treatment in the mofettes the health of ill people is improving, the joint inflammations are reduced.

Origin

Early 19th century: from French, from Neapolitan Italian mofetta.

单词	mofette
释义	Definition of mofette in English: mofette noun mɒˈfɛtmoʊˈfɛt archaic term for fumarole Example sentencesExamples Tusnad, north of Brasov, by a calm and picturesque lake, is important for bicarbonated and gaseous mineral waters and mofettes for treating cardio-vascular diseases. There are fumaroles, mofettes and geothermal warm springs surrounded by plumes of white vapour. The verdict was reached after scientists undertook studies of rising gases in the mofettes and mineral springs in the area. After a treatment in the mofettes the health of ill people is improving, the joint inflammations are reduced. The town is famous for its carbonated baths, mofettes, heart clinic with 700 beds and sanatoriums. Origin Early 19th century: from French, from Neapolitan Italian mofetta. Definition of mofette in US English: mofette nounmoʊˈfɛtmōˈfet archaic term for fumarole Example sentencesExamples Tusnad, north of Brasov, by a calm and picturesque lake, is important for bicarbonated and gaseous mineral waters and mofettes for treating cardio-vascular diseases. The verdict was reached after scientists undertook studies of rising gases in the mofettes and mineral springs in the area. There are fumaroles, mofettes and geothermal warm springs surrounded by plumes of white vapour. The town is famous for its carbonated baths, mofettes, heart clinic with 700 beds and sanatoriums. After a treatment in the mofettes the health of ill people is improving, the joint inflammations are reduced. Origin Early 19th century: from French, from Neapolitan Italian mofetta.
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