"gemmeous" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From Latin gemmeus. See gem.",
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      "form": "more gemmeous",
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          "word": "gemmeous dragonet"
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          "text": "They were not the Europeans alone, who were ſtruck with its [the honeysucker’s] great beauty; the natives of America, to whom it was ſo familiar, were affected with its gemmeous appearance, and beſtowed on it titles expreſſive of its reſplendent colors.",
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        "Resembling or relating to gems."
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        "(archaic) Resembling or relating to gems."
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  "etymology_text": "From Latin gemmeus. See gem.",
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        "(archaic) Resembling or relating to gems."
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