- chondra
- ż IV, CMs. \chondradrze; lm D. chondrminer. chondry «drobne, najczęściej promieniście zbudowane, kuliste skupienia krzemianów krystalicznych, występujące w meteorytach kamiennych»‹z gr.›
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