beryl in Japanese
beryl in Japanese is 緑柱石 — beryl means a hard mineral, sometimes cut as a gemstone, that occurs in varieties such as emerald and aquamarine.
beryl in Japanese
緑柱石
Pronounced: ryokuchuuseki
(uncountable, mineral) A mineral of pegmatite deposits, often used as a gemstone (molecular formula Be3Al2Si6O18).
What does "beryl" mean?
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noun A hard mineral, sometimes cut as a gemstone, that occurs in varieties such as emerald and aquamarine.
"The ring was set with a pale green beryl instead of an emerald."
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noun A dull blue-green colour, named after the mineral.
"She painted the shutters a soft beryl to match the sea view."
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beryl in a sentence
- The ring was set with a pale green beryl instead of an emerald.
- Beryl crystals can grow to enormous sizes in certain rock formations.
- She painted the shutters a soft beryl to match the sea view.
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What is "beryl" in Japanese?
"beryl" in Japanese is 緑柱石. beryl means: A hard mineral, sometimes cut as a gemstone, that occurs in varieties such as emerald and aquamarine.
How do you pronounce 緑柱石?
"beryl" in Japanese is 緑柱石, pronounced "ryokuchuuseki".
How do you use "beryl" in a sentence?
Example: "The ring was set with a pale green beryl instead of an emerald." In Japanese, "beryl" is 緑柱石.
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