agate in Latin
agate in Latin is achātēs — agate means a translucent stone, related to quartz, marked with bands or cloudy patches of different colors.
agate in Latin
achātēs
What does "agate" mean?
- noun A translucent stone, related to quartz, marked with bands or cloudy patches of different colors.
- noun A small size of printing type, about five and a half points.
- noun A unit of length equal to one fourteenth of an inch.
- noun A very small person, named after the tiny figures once carved into agate for rings and seals.
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What is "agate" in Latin?
"agate" in Latin is achātēs. agate means: A translucent stone, related to quartz, marked with bands or cloudy patches of different colors.
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