Amber
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A warm, golden name linked to the glowing fossil resin and to images of fiery radiance.
Meaning
Amber is best known as the name of the golden fossil resin, and as a given name it evokes that warm, glowing color and material. In the supplied excerpt, the word is tied to the idea of “burning” or “fiery,” reflecting the intense radiance suggested by amber and glowing embers.
Origin
EnglishGreekLatinSemiticfeminine
Fun fact
The excerpt uses amber as a vivid image for the kind of brilliance Ezekiel struggles to describe in vision language.
Confidence: mixed. Sources: History of Christian Names.