amethyst in Irish
amethyst in Irish is aimitise, aimitis — amethyst means a purple or violet variety of quartz used as a gemstone.
amethyst in Irish
aimitise
Having a colour similar to that of the gemstone
aimitis
What does "amethyst" mean?
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noun A purple or violet variety of quartz used as a gemstone.
"Her ring was set with a deep purple amethyst."
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noun A purple color, similar to the gemstone.
"The walls were painted a soft shade of amethyst."
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amethyst in a sentence
- Her ring was set with a deep purple amethyst.
- The walls were painted a soft shade of amethyst.
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What is "amethyst" in Irish?
"amethyst" in Irish is aimitise, aimitis. amethyst means: A purple or violet variety of quartz used as a gemstone.
How do you use "amethyst" in a sentence?
Example: "Her ring was set with a deep purple amethyst." In Irish, "amethyst" is aimitise, aimitis.
Are there other ways to say "amethyst" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "amethyst": aimitise, aimitis.
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