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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesémeraude
Pronunciation / Transliteration: émeraude
"Elle porte une bague avec une émeraude."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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A bright green precious stone consisting of a beryl variety.
"She wore a stunning necklace set with diamonds and an emerald."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'emerald' originates from the Old French 'esmeralde', which in turn comes from the Latin 'smaragdus', derived from the Greek 'smaragdos'. The term has evolved through various languages, reflecting the precious nature of the stone throughout history.
10 Global Lexicons: How "Emerald" is said worldwide
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émeraude
Transliteration: émeraude
"Elle porte une bague avec une émeraude."
Smaragd
Transliteration: Smaragd
"Der Smaragd strahlt in einem tiefen Grün."
smeraldo
Transliteration: smeraldo
"Questo anello ha uno smeraldo bellissimo."
esmeralda
Transliteration: esmeralda
"La reina llevaba una tiara de esmeraldas."
esmeralda
Transliteration: esmeralda
"Colar de ouro com uma esmeralda rara."
पन्ना
Transliteration: pannā
"उसने पन्ना जड़ित अंगूठी पहनी है।"
祖母绿
Transliteration: zǔmǔlǜ
"这枚戒指镶嵌了一颗祖母绿。"
에메랄드
Transliteration: emeraldeu
"그녀는 에메랄드 목걸이를 착용했다."
エメラルド
Transliteration: emerarudo
"彼女はエメラルドの指輪をはめている。"
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