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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesjacinto
Pronunciation / Transliteration: xaˈsinto
"El jacinto floreció en el jardín."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A bulbous flowering plant of the genus Hyacinthus, known for its fragrant flowers and vibrant colors.
"The garden was filled with blooming hyacinths, their sweet scent wafting through the air." - 2
A gemstone that is typically blue or purple, often used in jewelry.
"She wore a stunning ring set with a deep blue hyacinth that sparkled in the sunlight."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'hyacinth' originates from the Greek 'Hyakinthos', a mythological figure associated with the flower. The term evolved through Latin and Old French before entering English, reflecting the flower's beauty and cultural significance in various ancient civilizations.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Hyacinth" is said worldwide
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hyacinthe
Transliteration: ja-sant
"Le jardin était rempli de hyacinthes colorées."
Hyazinthe
Transliteration: hi-a-tsin-te
"Der Frühling brachte viele Hyazinthen in den Garten."
giacinto
Transliteration: dʒaˈtʃinto
"Il giardino era pieno di giacinti profumati."
jacinto
Transliteration: xaˈsinto
"El jacinto floreció en el jardín."
jacinto
Transliteration: ʒaˈsĩtu
"O jacinto é uma flor muito bonita."
जियासिंथ
Transliteration: jiyaasinth
"बगीचे में जियासिंथ खिल रहे थे।"
风信子
Transliteration: fēng xìn zǐ
"花园里开满了风信子。"
히아신스
Transliteration: hi-asinseu
"정원에 히아신스가 만발했다."
ヒヤシンス
Transliteration: hiyashinsu
"庭にはヒヤシンスが咲いています。"
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