carneol

English

From Medieval Latin carneolus (“carnelian”), diminutive of Latin carneus (“fleshy”).

carneol (plural carneols)

(now rare, historical) Carnelian.
- 1991, Lawrence Norfolk, Lemprière's Dictionary, Grove Press 1999, p. 71:
  The two of them had continued […] to a reception room decorated with arabesques and inscriptions, designs inlaid with agate and carneol, others painted in gold, turquoise and purple, all the most precious colours.

单词	carneol
释义	carneol English Alternative forms carneole Etymology From Medieval Latin carneolus (“carnelian”), diminutive of Latin carneus (“fleshy”). Noun carneol (plural carneols) (now rare, historical) Carnelian. 1991, Lawrence Norfolk, Lemprière's Dictionary, Grove Press 1999, p. 71: The two of them had continued […] to a reception room decorated with arabesques and inscriptions, designs inlaid with agate and carneol, others painted in gold, turquoise and purple, all the most precious colours. Anagrams Carlone, Lorance, corneal
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