Synonyms for "nephrite"
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19 translations across 17 languages.
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Bulgarian
1 entries - нефрит noun (semi-precious stone)
Catalan
1 entries - nefrita noun (semi-precious stone)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries - 玉 noun (semi-precious stone)
- 軟玉 /软玉 noun (semi-precious stone)
Czech
1 entries - nefrit noun (semi-precious stone)
Finnish
1 entries - nefriitti noun (semi-precious stone)
French
1 entries - néphrite noun (semi-precious stone)
German
1 entries - Nephrit noun (semi-precious stone)
Greek
1 entries - νεφρίτης noun (semi-precious stone)
Italian
1 entries - nefrite noun (semi-precious stone)
Japanese
1 entries - 軟玉 noun (semi-precious stone)
Kazakh
1 entries - нефрит noun (semi-precious stone)
Latin
2 entries - lapis nephrīticus noun (semi-precious stone)
- nephrītēs noun (semi-precious stone)
Latvian
1 entries - nefrīts noun (semi-precious stone)
Macedonian
1 entries - не́фрит noun (semi-precious stone)
Māori
1 entries - pounamu noun (semi-precious stone)
Polish
1 entries - nefryt noun (semi-precious stone)
Spanish
1 entries - nefrita noun (semi-precious stone)
Sample sentences
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Occurrences of nephrite are more numerous. China’s most important source throughout its history has been the region of Khotan (Ho-t‘ien) and Yarkand in Central Asia. In more recent times the Chinese have also imported nephrite from the neighbourhood of Lake Baikal in Eastern Siberia.
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