different between ferriferous vs febriferous
ferriferous
English
Etymology
ferri- +? -ferous
Adjective
ferriferous (comparative more ferriferous, superlative most ferriferous)
- Containing iron.
- a ferriferous rock
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febriferous
English
Etymology
From Latin febris (“fever”) + -ferous.
Adjective
febriferous (comparative more febriferous, superlative most febriferous)
- Causing fever.
- a febriferous locality
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