sard
(särd)n. A clear or translucent, deep orange-red to brownish-red variety of chalcedony. Also called sardius.
[Middle English sarde, from Old French, from Latin sarda, perhaps from Sardīs, Sardis.]
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sard
(sɑːd) or sardius
n (Minerals) an orange, red, or brown variety of chalcedony, used as a gemstone. Formula: SiO2. Also called: sardine
[C14: from Latin sarda, from Greek sardios stone from Sardis]
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sard
(sɑrd)
n. a reddish brown chalcedony, used as a gem.
[1350–1400; Middle English < Latin
sarda < Greek
sárdios (stone) of
Sardis]
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