🜰
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Translingual
Alternative forms
- The variant ⟨🜲⟩ more closely resembles a crown, this a flower
Etymology
A pictograph of a crown (thus regulus) or of a flower
Symbol
🜰
- (obsolete, alchemy) One of the several symbols for regulus.
- (obsolete, alchemy) Specifically, regulus of antimony; that is, antimony metal.
- Synonyms: R♁, 🜱
Derived terms
Latin
Noun
🜰us m (genitive 🜰lī); second declension
- (alchemy) abbreviation of regulus
- c. 1653–1656, George Starkey, translated by William R. Newman, Lawrence M. Principe, Alchemical Laboratory Notebooks and Correspondence, University of Chicago Press, published 2004, pages 183, 188:
- 🜰us cum spiritu faetenti.
Accepi 🜰li 1ae fus: ℥46- Regulus with stinking spirit.
I took 46 oz of regulus of the first fusion
- Regulus with stinking spirit.
Declension
Second-declension noun.
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | 🜰 | 🜰ī |
| genitive | 🜰ī | 🜰ōrum |
| dative | 🜰ō | 🜰īs |
| accusative | 🜰um | 🜰ōs |
| ablative | 🜰ō | 🜰īs |
| vocative | 🜰e | 🜰ī |
Second-declension noun.
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | 🜰lus | 🜰lī |
| genitive | 🜰lī | 🜰lōrum |
| dative | 🜰lō | 🜰līs |
| accusative | 🜰lum | 🜰lōs |
| ablative | 🜰lō | 🜰līs |
| vocative | 🜰le | 🜰lī |