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Definition of rubin - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
colorsRare color that is deep redRare
- The artist chose rubin for the sunset in the painting.
2.
gemstoneRare deep red gemstoneRare
- She wore a necklace with a large rubin.
Images of rubin

deep red gemstone
Origin of rubin
German, Rubin (ruby)
Examples of rubin in a sentence
The rubin curtains added elegance to the room. The crown was adorned with a stunning rubin. He gifted her a ring with a sparkling rubin.
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- French:rouge rubis, rubis, ...
- German:Rubinfarbe, Rubin, ...
- Italian:rosso rubino, rubino, ...
- Spanish:rojo rubí, rubí, ...
- Portuguese:vermelho-rubi, ...
- Chinese:深红色, 红宝石, ...
- Japanese:ルビーカラー, ルビー, ...
- Arabic:أَحْمَر ياقوتي, يَاقُوت أَحْمَر, ...
- Hebrew:רוּבִּי, ...
- Russian:рубин, красный камень, ...
- Ukrainian:рубіновий, рубін, ...
- Hindi:रूबी रंग, माणिक, ...
Definition of Rubin - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
namessurname derived from a given name
- The Rubin family has a long history.
2.
given namemale given name of Hebrew origin
- Rubin was named after his grandfather.
Expressions with Rubin
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Origin of Rubin
German, Rubin (ruby)
Examples of Rubin in a sentence
The author, Rubin, signed copies of her book. Rubin attended the family reunion last summer. Everyone was excited to see Rubin at the party.
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- French:Rubin, ...
- German:Rubin, ...
- Italian:Rubin, ...
- Spanish:Rubin, ...
- Portuguese:Rubin, ...
- Chinese:鲁宾, ...
- Japanese:ルービン, ...
- Arabic:رُوبِين, ...
- Hebrew:רוּבִּין, ...
- Russian:Рубин, ...
- Ukrainian:Рубін, ...
- Hindi:रूबिन, ...
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