Agate

/ˈæɡət/ noun

A fine-grained variety of quartz with distinctive banded patterns, often used in jewelry and decorative objects.

From Latin achates, from Greek akhates, named after the Achates River in Sicily where the stone was first found. The word entered English through Old French in the 13th century.

AMአጋቴ
ARالعقيق
BNমেনক
CAàgata
CSachát
DAachad
DEAchat
ELχαλκηδόνιο
ESágata
FAعقیق
FIakaatti
FRagate
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