Definition of empyreumatic in English:

empyreumatic

adjective ɛmˌpɪruːˈmatɪkɛmˌpʌɪruːˈmatɪk

Relating to or having the quality of empyreuma; tasting or smelling of charred organic matter.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Noah Biggs (fl. 1651), medical practitioner and social reformer. From post-classical Latin empyreumaticus from ancient Greek ἐμπυρευματ-, ἐμπύρευμα + classical Latin -icus.

Definition of empyreumatic in US English:

empyreumatic

adjective

Relating to or having the quality of empyreuma; tasting or smelling of charred organic matter.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Noah Biggs (fl. 1651), medical practitioner and social reformer. From post-classical Latin empyreumaticus from ancient Greek ἐμπυρευματ-, ἐμπύρευμα + classical Latin -icus.

单词	empyreumatic
释义	Definition of empyreumatic in English: empyreumatic adjective ɛmˌpɪruːˈmatɪkɛmˌpʌɪruːˈmatɪk Relating to or having the quality of empyreuma; tasting or smelling of charred organic matter. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Noah Biggs (fl. 1651), medical practitioner and social reformer. From post-classical Latin empyreumaticus from ancient Greek ἐμπυρευματ-, ἐμπύρευμα + classical Latin -icus. Definition of empyreumatic in US English: empyreumatic adjective Relating to or having the quality of empyreuma; tasting or smelling of charred organic matter. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Noah Biggs (fl. 1651), medical practitioner and social reformer. From post-classical Latin empyreumaticus from ancient Greek ἐμπυρευματ-, ἐμπύρευμα + classical Latin -icus.
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