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Synonyms & Similar Words
aurum
treasure
wealth
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Meaning of Gold
The primary meaning of the word "Gold" refers to a bright yellow, dense, precious, and highly valued metal.
Definitions
- A bright yellow, dense, precious, and highly valued metal, used for making jewelry, coins, and other objects.
- A yellow or yellowish color, typically a bright and warm shade.
- Something considered to be very valuable or highly prized.
Etymology of Gold
The word "Gold" originates from Old English "gold", which is derived from Proto-Germanic "gulth", and further from Proto-Indo-European "ghel-", which meant "to shine" or "yellow".
Historically, the word has been used to describe the metal, its color, and its value, with its usage dating back to ancient times.
Example Uses
- The queen's crown was made of solid gold and precious gems.
- The company's gold reserves are worth millions of dollars.
- The sunset had a gold hue, casting a warm glow over the landscape.