garnet in Irish
garnet in Irish is gairnéad — garnet means a hard, deep red mineral used as a gemstone or as an abrasive.
garnet in Irish
gairnéad
(mineral) A hard transparent mineral that is often used as gemstones and abrasives.
What does "garnet" mean?
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noun A hard, deep red mineral used as a gemstone or as an abrasive.
"The ring was set with a small garnet."
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adj Having a deep red colour, like the gemstone.
"She wore a garnet dress to the gala."
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garnet in a sentence
- The ring was set with a small garnet.
- Garnet is often used as sandpaper grit as well as jewellery.
- She wore a garnet dress to the gala.
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What is "garnet" in Irish?
"garnet" in Irish is gairnéad. garnet means: A hard, deep red mineral used as a gemstone or as an abrasive.
How do you use "garnet" in a sentence?
Example: "The ring was set with a small garnet." In Irish, "garnet" is gairnéad.
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