Schiller in Japanese
Schiller in Japanese is シラー — Schiller means a shimmering, sheen-like optical effect seen in certain minerals, caused by tiny parallel inclusions inside the crystal.
Schiller in Japanese
シラー
Pronounced: shirā
A surname from German.
What does "Schiller" mean?
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noun A shimmering, sheen-like optical effect seen in certain minerals, caused by tiny parallel inclusions inside the crystal.
"The labradorite pendant showed a striking blue schiller when tilted in the light."
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- The labradorite pendant showed a striking blue schiller when tilted in the light.
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What is "Schiller" in Japanese?
"Schiller" in Japanese is シラー. Schiller means: A shimmering, sheen-like optical effect seen in certain minerals, caused by tiny parallel inclusions inside the crystal.
How do you pronounce シラー?
"Schiller" in Japanese is シラー, pronounced "shirā".
How do you use "Schiller" in a sentence?
Example: "The labradorite pendant showed a striking blue schiller when tilted in the light." In Japanese, "Schiller" is シラー.
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