malacon
noun
mal·a·con
\ˈmaləˌkän\
variants: less commonly
malacone
\-ˌkōn\ ormalakon
\-ˌkän\Definition of malacon
-s
: a brown altered form of zircon
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Origin and Etymology of malacon
German malakon, from Greek, neuter of malakos soft
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