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alizarin

Definition: The word "alizarine" comes from Sanskrit and means "stone of fire." It is a mineral that primarily occurs in marine and fresh water environments, being found on coral reefs, seashells, and in many other parts of the ocean. In Greek mythology, alizarines are also known as the "green goddesses," but they were not originally associated with this mythical creature. Rather, they represent various elements or energies found in nature, such as fire (alizarine), light (the sun), water (aquamarine), and earth (rust). The word "alizarine" has a number of meanings in various languages, depending on the context in which it is used. Here are a few examples: - In English: alizarin - In Spanish: alizarina - In Russian: аллазиния

alizarine

Definition: The word "Alizarins" appears in the Old Testament (Hebrews 1:18, Romans 15:24), as a symbol of Christ's sacrifice for our sins. Specifically, it refers to a type of metal that has been identified by biblical scholars as being made of a rare mineral called chalcedony.

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