vitreous in Irish
vitreous in Irish is gloineach — vitreous means looking like glass, or having a glass-like quality.
vitreous in Irish
gloineach
Of or resembling glass; glassy.
What does "vitreous" mean?
- adj Looking like glass, or having a glass-like quality.
- adj Relating to the clear jelly-like substance inside the eyeball.
- adj Having a smooth, shiny surface with no pores.
- adj Describing a material whose particles are arranged in order only over short distances, unlike a true crystal.
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What is "vitreous" in Irish?
"vitreous" in Irish is gloineach. vitreous means: Looking like glass, or having a glass-like quality.
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