chalcedony in Irish
chalcedony in Irish is cailceadón — chalcedony means a fine-grained form of quartz that is almost transparent or has a milky sheen and breaks with a smooth, curved fracture.
chalcedony in Irish
cailceadón
A form of fine-grained quartz that is nearly transparent or has a milky translucence; it fractures conchoidally.
What does "chalcedony" mean?
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noun A fine-grained form of quartz that is almost transparent or has a milky sheen and breaks with a smooth, curved fracture.
"The pendant was carved from a piece of blue chalcedony."
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chalcedony in a sentence
- The pendant was carved from a piece of blue chalcedony.
- Collectors prize chalcedony for its soft, waxy luster.
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What is "chalcedony" in Irish?
"chalcedony" in Irish is cailceadón. chalcedony means: A fine-grained form of quartz that is almost transparent or has a milky sheen and breaks with a smooth, curved fracture.
How do you use "chalcedony" in a sentence?
Example: "The pendant was carved from a piece of blue chalcedony." In Irish, "chalcedony" is cailceadón.
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