Definition of rubiate in English:

rubiate

noun ˈruːbɪət

rare, historical

Any of various red colouring matters or lakes obtained from madder. Usually with distinguishing word.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in George Field (1777–1854), chemist. From classical Latin rubia madder + -ate.

nounˈruːbɪət

rare, historical

Any of various red colouring matters or lakes obtained from madder. Usually with distinguishing word.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in George Field (1777–1854), chemist. From classical Latin rubia madder + -ate.

单词	rubiate
释义	Definition of rubiate in English: rubiate noun ˈruːbɪət rare, historical Any of various red colouring matters or lakes obtained from madder. Usually with distinguishing word. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in George Field (1777–1854), chemist. From classical Latin rubia madder + -ate. Definition of rubiate in US English: rubiate nounˈruːbɪət rare, historical Any of various red colouring matters or lakes obtained from madder. Usually with distinguishing word. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in George Field (1777–1854), chemist. From classical Latin rubia madder + -ate.
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