tincture in Japanese
tincture in Japanese is 丁幾 — tincture means a medicine made by dissolving a substance in alcohol.
tincture in Japanese
丁幾
Pronounced: chinki
(pharmacy) A medicine consisting of one or more substances dissolved in ethanol or some other solvent.
What does "tincture" mean?
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noun A medicine made by dissolving a substance in alcohol.
"The herbalist recommended a tincture of valerian for sleep."
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noun A slight trace or added touch of something, such as colour or quality.
"There was a tincture of sadness in her voice."
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tincture in a sentence
- The herbalist recommended a tincture of valerian for sleep.
- There was a tincture of sadness in her voice.
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What is "tincture" in Japanese?
"tincture" in Japanese is 丁幾. tincture means: A medicine made by dissolving a substance in alcohol.
How do you pronounce 丁幾?
"tincture" in Japanese is 丁幾, pronounced "chinki".
How do you use "tincture" in a sentence?
Example: "The herbalist recommended a tincture of valerian for sleep." In Japanese, "tincture" is 丁幾.
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