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bead in Hungarian

bead in Hungarian is gyöngyszem, üveggyöngy, gyöngy — bead means a small, often round piece of glass, wood, or plastic with a hole through it, used for jewellery or decoration.

bead in Hungarian

gyöngyszem
noun
small, round, pierced object
üveggyöngy
noun
small, round, pierced object
gyöngy
noun
small, round, pierced object
szemcse
noun
small, round, pierced object
golyócska
noun
small, round, pierced object
klikker
noun
small, round, pierced object
célgömb
noun
front sight of a gun
irányzék
noun
front sight of a gun

What does "bead" mean?

  1. noun A small, often round piece of glass, wood, or plastic with a hole through it, used for jewellery or decoration.
    "She strung wooden beads onto a leather cord."
  2. noun A small drop of liquid, such as sweat or condensation.
    "Beads of sweat formed on his forehead as he worked."
  3. noun One of the small balls on a rosary, used for counting prayers.
    "She fingered her prayer beads while reciting the rosary."

bead in a sentence

  • She strung wooden beads onto a leather cord.
  • The dress was covered in tiny glass beads.
  • Beads of sweat formed on his forehead as he worked.
  • She fingered her prayer beads while reciting the rosary.

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What is "bead" in Hungarian?

"bead" in Hungarian is gyöngyszem, üveggyöngy, gyöngy. bead means: A small, often round piece of glass, wood, or plastic with a hole through it, used for jewellery or decoration.

How do you use "bead" in a sentence?

Example: "She strung wooden beads onto a leather cord." In Hungarian, "bead" is gyöngyszem, üveggyöngy, gyöngy.

Are there other ways to say "bead" in Hungarian?

Yes — Hungarian has 8 translations listed for "bead": gyöngyszem, üveggyöngy, gyöngy, szemcse, golyócska, klikker.

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