IPA: //jæɡ//
KK: /jæɡ/
A type of synthetic gemstone made from yttrium aluminum garnet, known for its hardness and ability to bend light, often used in lasers and jewelry.
The jeweler showcased a beautiful yag stone in the ring.
This word originates from Old English, meaning a type of tree or shrub, specifically the yew tree. The term 'yag' is often associated with the yew's properties and uses in historical contexts.
Think of the yew tree, which is often referred to as 'yag' in Old English, to remember that this word relates to a type of tree.