Noun:

প্রবাল নেকলেস,

coral necklace's Usage Examples:

is sometimes referred to in published works as whorled knotweed or coral necklace, although it is unclear if these purported common names are actually.

jewellery, picked by the painter to show off his painterly skill – a red coral necklace, rings and earrings.

On the right, behind her, are a hanging coral necklace (perhaps a rosary), a partly closed prayer book, and a Latin inscription.

Portrait of a young girl with a coral necklace.

An apricot stone and a coral necklace provide clues.

Owns a beautiful, expensive blue coral necklace passed down to her through many generations in her family.

ankle-length skirt, a plain buttoned blouse, a wide brimmed black hat and coral necklace and earrings.

On the soils of many ponds coral necklace (Ilecebrum verticillatum), strapwort (Corrigiola litoralis) or shoreweed.

In this version, instead of roses, the youngest daughter asks for a coral necklace.

from Northern Africa), partially nude, wearing an elephant-head crest, coral necklace, and pendant earrings, holding a scorpion and cornucopia full of grain.

Coralie with the intention of traveling to the Indies and bringing back a coral necklace for his cousin Caroline.

Pamla malai (coral necklace), kasais, lead and glass bangles, lead rings for toes, ear and nose.

8a "The Blue Coral Necklace" Ray Parker November 3, 1984 (1984-11-03) When Occy accidentally breaks Allstar's mom's blue coral necklace Allstar intended.

Pangalapang Sipatal pectoral ornament Ilongot earring Filipino gold and coral necklace (17th-18th c.

yielding funerary artifacts with exceptional pieces such as a red coral necklace, an obsidian plate, square-shaped ceramics and honey silex.

Synonyms:

herb; genus Illecebrum; herbaceous plant; Illecebrum; Illecebrum verticullatum;

Antonyms:

achromatic; uncolored;