yīng
璎
jade-like stone; ornamental necklace
Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma
Meanings
1 sense · 3 examplesnoun
stone resembling jade; jade-like precious stone
literaryA literary term for stones that look like jade. In modern usage, most commonly appears in the compound 璎珞 (yīngluò), referring to an ornamental necklace or string of pearls/jade worn in ancient China, originally from Sanskrit 'keyūra'.
Yīng瓔
luò珞
chuí垂
zhū珠
,
guāng光
cǎi彩
duó夺
mù目
。
The pearl tassels of the ornament hung down, dazzling to the eye.
Jīn金
yīng瓔
yù玉
luò珞
,
yǐ以
wéi为
shēn身
shì饰
。
Gold and jade ornaments were used to adorn the body.
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Cǐ此
shí石
sè色
rú如
yīng瓔
,
wēn温
rùn润
kě可
ài爱
。
This stone has the color of jade-like stone, warm and lovely.