lapidary in Latin
lapidary in Latin is lapidārium — lapidary means someone who cuts, polishes and engraves gems and precious stones, or who trades in them.
lapidary in Latin
lapidārium
(except, historical) A treatise on (precious) stones.
What does "lapidary" mean?
- noun Someone who cuts, polishes and engraves gems and precious stones, or who trades in them.
- noun The craft or trade of cutting and polishing gemstones.
- noun A specialist in gemstones and precious stones; someone knowledgeable about the craft of gem-cutting.
- noun Precious stones or jewellery, taken as a group.
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What is "lapidary" in Latin?
"lapidary" in Latin is lapidārium. lapidary means: Someone who cuts, polishes and engraves gems and precious stones, or who trades in them.
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