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mannite

noun man·nite \ˈma-ˌnīt\

Definition of MANNITE

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Origin of MANNITE

French, from manna, from Late Latin

First Known Use: 1827

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mannite

noun man·nite \ˈman-ˌīt\

Medical Definition of MANNITE

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