Meanings of jacinth in English

Beside, Gordon might object to having his emerald over-shadowed by my matchless jacinth.

See what a tawny, angry glare leaps from my royal jacinth!

The floor was a mosaic of jacinth, spinel and sunstone.

A. Diamonds, jasper, sapphire, chalcedony, emerald, sardonyx, sardius, chrysolite, beryl, topaz, chrysoprasus, jacinth, amethyst.

The little pools of water along the low shores glowed like mirrors of polished jacinth.

Ivory and silk and most fine cloth, diamonds, balasses, rubies, pearls, sapphires, jacinth and emeralds.

It is crusted with emerald and flossy mosses, and glimmers with diamond, jacinth, ruby, topaz, sapphire and gold.

Jasper, jacinth, chalcedony, emerald, chrysoprasus, were suggested by the still bosom of the lake, towered round by light-reflecting mountains.

The Princess Clotilda took, as if in a dream, the ring of transparent jacinth set in solid gold, and asked quietly:

Upon washing away the clay and gravel, a great number of gems of small value remained (chiefly sapphire, ruby, jacinth and green tourmaline).

Jacinth came to stand next to Mara and she nodded her greeting.

Jacinth she called, her voice ringing like a thunderclap in the Visitor's ears.

Slogging past, Jacinth pointed aside, and Mara saw Petal lying there.

Jacinth rolled her eyes to the branches of the jungle canopy arching above.

Take, for example, the lower lip of Jacinth Winkleman, who was standing nearest to me.

Mara, tell Jacinth she's in charge until we return.'