e/Bâreqath

Information
has gloss	eng: A carbuncle is an archaic name given to any red cabochon cut gemstone. The name applied particularly to red garnet. The word occurs in four places in most English translations of the Bible. Each use originates from the Vulgates Latin translation of the Septuagints Greek term Anthrax - meaning coal, in reference to the colour of burning coal; in this sense, a carbuncle is usually taken to mean a gem, particularly a deep-red garnet, unfaceted and convex. In the same place in the masoretic text is the Hebrew word נופח or nofech (no'-fekh); however, the Hebrew definition is less definite and the precise color of the gems is not known.
lexicalization	eng: Bareqath
lexicalization	eng: Bâreqath
lexicalization	eng: carbuncle
instance of	(noun) a crystalline rock that can be cut and polished for jewelry; "he had the gem set in a ring for his wife"; "she had jewels made of all the rarest stones" stone, gemstone, gem

Meaning
Ukrainian
has gloss	ukr: Карбункул (, , ) – староукраїнська назва червоного ґранату, а також рубіну, піропу, альмандину червоного кольору; коштовний камінь.
lexicalization	ukr: Карбункул