malachite in Irish
malachite in Irish is malaicít — malachite means a bright green mineral consisting of basic copper carbonate, mined as an ore of copper.
malachite in Irish
malaicít
(mineral) A bright green mineral, a basic copper carbonate, Cu2CO3(OH)2; one of the principal ores of copper.
What does "malachite" mean?
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noun A bright green mineral consisting of basic copper carbonate, mined as an ore of copper.
"The museum displayed a polished slab of malachite from the Congo."
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noun A mild green colour resembling that of the mineral.
"The walls were painted a deep malachite."
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malachite in a sentence
- The museum displayed a polished slab of malachite from the Congo.
- Malachite is often carved into beads and ornaments for its banded green pattern.
- The walls were painted a deep malachite.
- She chose curtains in malachite to match the tiled floor.
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What is "malachite" in Irish?
"malachite" in Irish is malaicít. malachite means: A bright green mineral consisting of basic copper carbonate, mined as an ore of copper.
How do you use "malachite" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum displayed a polished slab of malachite from the Congo." In Irish, "malachite" is malaicít.
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