Definition of jacinth in English:

jacinth

noun ˈdʒeɪsɪnθˈdʒasɪnθ

mass noun

A reddish-orange gem variety of zircon.
橘红色宝石，红锆石
Example sentencesExamples
- According to St. Epiphanies of Cyprus, the colour of jacinth can be compared to the brilliance of burning fire and its glow is like that of the ember.
- Jacinth is a crystal, bright, purple gemstone. It is called Gomed in Urdu. Pure jacinth contains a very uncommon, precious metal named Zirconium.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French iacinte or medieval Latin iacintus, alteration of Latin hyacinthus (see hyacinth).

Definition of jacinth in US English:

jacinth

noun

A reddish-orange gem variety of zircon.
橘红色宝石，红锆石
Example sentencesExamples
- According to St. Epiphanies of Cyprus, the colour of jacinth can be compared to the brilliance of burning fire and its glow is like that of the ember.
- Jacinth is a crystal, bright, purple gemstone. It is called Gomed in Urdu. Pure jacinth contains a very uncommon, precious metal named Zirconium.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French iacinte or medieval Latin iacintus, alteration of Latin hyacinthus (see hyacinth).

单词	jacinth
释义	Definition of jacinth in English: jacinth noun ˈdʒeɪsɪnθˈdʒasɪnθ mass noun A reddish-orange gem variety of zircon. 橘红色宝石，红锆石 Example sentencesExamples According to St. Epiphanies of Cyprus, the colour of jacinth can be compared to the brilliance of burning fire and its glow is like that of the ember. Jacinth is a crystal, bright, purple gemstone. It is called Gomed in Urdu. Pure jacinth contains a very uncommon, precious metal named Zirconium. Origin Middle English: from Old French iacinte or medieval Latin iacintus, alteration of Latin hyacinthus (see hyacinth). Definition of jacinth in US English: jacinth noun A reddish-orange gem variety of zircon. 橘红色宝石，红锆石 Example sentencesExamples According to St. Epiphanies of Cyprus, the colour of jacinth can be compared to the brilliance of burning fire and its glow is like that of the ember. Jacinth is a crystal, bright, purple gemstone. It is called Gomed in Urdu. Pure jacinth contains a very uncommon, precious metal named Zirconium. Origin Middle English: from Old French iacinte or medieval Latin iacintus, alteration of Latin hyacinthus (see hyacinth).
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