mica in Greek
mica in Greek is μαρμαρυγίας — mica means a mineral that splits easily into thin, flexible, shiny sheets, often found in granite and used in electronics and cosmetics.
mica in Greek
μαρμαρυγίας
Pronounced: marmarygias
(mineral) Any of a group of hydrous aluminosilicate minerals characterized by highly perfect cleavage, so that they readily separate into very thin leaves, more or less elastic.
What does "mica" mean?
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noun A mineral that splits easily into thin, flexible, shiny sheets, often found in granite and used in electronics and cosmetics.
"The rock face glittered with flecks of mica."
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mica in a sentence
- The rock face glittered with flecks of mica.
- Mica is added to some makeup products to give them a subtle shimmer.
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What is "mica" in Greek?
"mica" in Greek is μαρμαρυγίας. mica means: A mineral that splits easily into thin, flexible, shiny sheets, often found in granite and used in electronics and cosmetics.
How do you pronounce μαρμαρυγίας?
"mica" in Greek is μαρμαρυγίας, pronounced "marmarygias".
How do you use "mica" in a sentence?
Example: "The rock face glittered with flecks of mica." In Greek, "mica" is μαρμαρυγίας.
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