Definition of callais in English:

callais

noun ˈkaleɪɪs

Mineralogy Archaeology

A sea-green or turquoise precious stone, often identified as (a form of) turquoise, or (less commonly) variscite.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Arthur Golding (d. 1606), translator. From classical Latin callais greenish-blue precious stone, turquoise (Pliny), probably from an unattested Greek form *καλλαίς; compare Hellenistic Greek καλλάϊνος (also καλάϊνος) greenish-blue.

Definition of callais in US English:

callais

nounˈkaleɪɪs

Mineralogy Archaeology

A sea-green or turquoise precious stone, often identified as (a form of) turquoise, or (less commonly) variscite.

词汇	callais
释义	Definition of callais in English: callais noun ˈkaleɪɪs Mineralogy Archaeology A sea-green or turquoise precious stone, often identified as (a form of) turquoise, or (less commonly) variscite. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Arthur Golding (d. 1606), translator. From classical Latin callais greenish-blue precious stone, turquoise (Pliny), probably from an unattested Greek form καλλαίς; compare Hellenistic Greek καλλάϊνος (also καλάϊνος) greenish-blue. Definition of callais* in US English: callais nounˈkaleɪɪs Mineralogy Archaeology A sea-green or turquoise precious stone, often identified as (a form of) turquoise, or (less commonly) variscite. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Arthur Golding (d. 1606), translator. From classical Latin callais greenish-blue precious stone, turquoise (Pliny), probably from an unattested Greek form *καλλαίς; compare Hellenistic Greek καλλάϊνος (also καλάϊνος) greenish-blue.
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