Definitions

1. noun

A salt or mineral of the mineral class of the halides, specifically a chemical compound with the formula Cu2SO4(OH)6·3H2O, a hydrate of copper sulfate.

“The old mine was filled with cyprine, which posed a significant environmental risk.”

2. noun

A deposit or layer of cyprine, often found in mining sites.

“The geologist studied the cyprine deposits in the abandoned mine.”

3. adjective

Resembling or relating to cyprine.

“The cyprine-colored rocks were a common sight in the region.”