titanite

[ tahyt-n-ahyt ]

/ ˈtaɪt nˌaɪt /

sphene.

Origin of titanite

From the German word Titanit, dating back to 1790–1800. See titanium, -ite¹

He unhooked the sack of Titanite from his belt and gave it to Shearing.

The Legion of Lazarus |Edmond Hamilton
You couldn't locate the Titanite, but they did, just as soon as they got hold of Hyrst.

The Legion of Lazarus |Edmond Hamilton
A price so much out of line even for Titanite would have stirred all the rival shipbuilders to unwelcome curiosity.

The Legion of Lazarus |Edmond Hamilton
Shearing asked swiftly, "MacDonald never gave you any hint of where he'd hidden the Titanite?"

The Legion of Lazarus |Edmond Hamilton

They said I forced the secret of his Titanite find out of him, and then killed him.

The Legion of Lazarus |Edmond Hamilton

titanite

/ (ˈtaɪtəˌnaɪt) /

another name for sphene

C19: from German Titanit, so named because it contained titanium