gem in Latin
gem in Latin is gemma — gem means a precious or semi-precious stone, especially one cut and polished for jewelry.
gem in Latin
gemma
A precious stone, usually of substantial monetary value or prized for its beauty or shine.
What does "gem" mean?
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noun A precious or semi-precious stone, especially one cut and polished for jewelry.
"The ring was set with a single blue gem."
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noun Something or someone of exceptional quality or value.
"This little café is a hidden gem."
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noun A software package or library for the Ruby programming language.
"He installed the gem to add the missing feature."
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gem in a sentence
- The ring was set with a single blue gem.
- This little café is a hidden gem.
- She's an absolute gem for helping out at short notice.
- He installed the gem to add the missing feature.
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What is "gem" in Latin?
"gem" in Latin is gemma. gem means: A precious or semi-precious stone, especially one cut and polished for jewelry.
How do you use "gem" in a sentence?
Example: "The ring was set with a single blue gem." In Latin, "gem" is gemma.
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