Question 1

What is the etymology of thr French word "grenat"?

Accepted Answer

in Old French grenat qualifies the pome grenate ('pomegranate'), subsequently, passed from the meaning of 'pomme (fruit) grenue' to 'pomme d'un rouge grenat' by forgetting the etymology. the garnet was feminine: 'pierre grenate'.

Question 2

What does the French word "grenat" mean?

Accepted Answer

Which is of a dark reddish-pink color like the pomegranate.
Color of the robe of a red wine, indicating a better maturity than the 'violet' color; but a lesser maturity than a robe of 'purple' color.

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