Tiffany in Japanese
Tiffany in Japanese is ティファニー — Tiffany means a very fine, sheer silk gauze once used for veils, trimmings, and delicate dresses.
Tiffany in Japanese
ティファニー
Pronounced: tifanī
A en given name.
What does "Tiffany" mean?
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noun A very fine, sheer silk gauze once used for veils, trimmings, and delicate dresses.
"The Victorian bonnet was finished with a wisp of pale blue tiffany."
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- The Victorian bonnet was finished with a wisp of pale blue tiffany.
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What is "Tiffany" in Japanese?
"Tiffany" in Japanese is ティファニー. Tiffany means: A very fine, sheer silk gauze once used for veils, trimmings, and delicate dresses.
How do you pronounce ティファニー?
"Tiffany" in Japanese is ティファニー, pronounced "tifanī".
How do you use "Tiffany" in a sentence?
Example: "The Victorian bonnet was finished with a wisp of pale blue tiffany." In Japanese, "Tiffany" is ティファニー.
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