Agaty

Pronunciation: /ˈæɡəti/

Definitions of agaty

noun a proper noun referring to a person's name or a place

Example Sentences

A1 Agaty is my friend's name.

A2 I bought a gift for Agaty's birthday.

B1 Agaty enjoys reading mystery novels.

B2 Agaty's passion for music is inspiring.

C1 Agaty's dedication to her work is commendable.

C2 Agaty's intelligence and creativity are unmatched.

Examples of agaty in a Sentence

formal Agaty is a traditional Russian folk dance that is often performed at cultural events.

informal I heard that Agaty is a really fun dance to learn.

slang Let's hit the dance floor and bust out some Agaty moves!

figurative Her movements on the stage were as graceful as a performance of Agaty.

Grammatical Forms of agaty

• past tense: agatied
• plural: agaties
• comparative: more agaty
• superlative: most agaty
• present tense: agates
• future tense: will agaty
• perfect tense: have agatied
• continuous tense: is agatying
• singular: agaty
• positive degree: agaty
• infinitive: to agaty
• gerund: agatying
• participle: agatied

Origin and Evolution of agaty

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'agaty' originated from the Old French word 'agat', which was derived from the Latin word 'achates', referring to a type of precious stone.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'agaty' evolved to refer to a variety of agate stones with different colors and patterns, expanding its meaning beyond just a specific type of precious stone.