obsidian in Greek
obsidian in Greek is οψιδιανός — obsidian means a smooth, glassy black rock formed when lava cools very quickly.
obsidian in Greek
οψιδιανός
Pronounced: opsidianos
(mineral) A type of naturally occurring black glass produced by volcanoes.
What does "obsidian" mean?
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noun A smooth, glassy black rock formed when lava cools very quickly.
"The ancient blade was carved from obsidian."
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adj Deep glossy black, like the volcanic glass.
"The cat's obsidian eyes gleamed in the dark."
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obsidian in a sentence
- The ancient blade was carved from obsidian.
- Obsidian can be sharpened to an edge finer than surgical steel.
- The cat's obsidian eyes gleamed in the dark.
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What is "obsidian" in Greek?
"obsidian" in Greek is οψιδιανός. obsidian means: A smooth, glassy black rock formed when lava cools very quickly.
How do you pronounce οψιδιανός?
"obsidian" in Greek is οψιδιανός, pronounced "opsidianos".
How do you use "obsidian" in a sentence?
Example: "The ancient blade was carved from obsidian." In Greek, "obsidian" is οψιδιανός.
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