Amethyst
81Amethyst — A|me|thỵst 〈m.; Gen.: (e)s, Pl.: e; Min.〉 Mineral, Halbedelstein von violetter Farbe, Abart des Quarzes [Etym.: <grch. amethystos <A…1 »nicht« + methyein »trunken sein« (galt als Talisman gegen Trunkenheit); verwandt mit Met] …
82amethyst — sb. Cok. 91 …
83amethyst — am·e·thyst || æmɪθɪst n. purple semi precious stone; purplish color, violet …
84amethyst — [ aməθɪst] noun a precious stone consisting of a violet or purple variety of quartz. Derivatives amethystine θɪsti:n adjective Origin ME: via OFr. from L. amethystus, from Gk amethustos not drunken (because the stone was believed to prevent… …
85amethyst — am·e·thyst …
86amethyst — [ˈæməθɪst] noun [C/U] a purple stone that is used in jewellery …
87amethyst — /ˈæməθəst / (say amuhthuhst) noun 1. Mineralogy a crystallised purple or violet quartz used in jewellery. 2. a purplish tint. {Latin amethystus, from Greek amethystos, literally, not intoxicated (from the belief that the stone prevented… …
88Amethyst — Ame|thỵst, der; [e]s, e <griechisch> (ein Schmuckstein) …
89amethyst — Ameki, amekukeke …
90amethyst — n. a precious stone of a violet or purple variety of quartz. Derivatives: amethystine adj. Etymology: ME f. OF ametiste f. L amethystus f. Gk amethustos not drunken, the stone being supposed to prevent intoxication …