amber in Kurdish
amber in Kurdish is karîban, pirteqalî — amber means a hard, translucent, yellow-to-brown fossilized tree resin, used in jewellery and sometimes containing preserved insects.
amber in Kurdish
karîban
Of a brownish yellow colour, like that of most amber.
karîban
pirteqalî
(British, AU) The intermediate light in a set of three traffic lights, which when illuminated indicates that drivers should stop when safe to do so. See also yellow light.
What does "amber" mean?
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noun A hard, translucent, yellow-to-brown fossilized tree resin, used in jewellery and sometimes containing preserved insects.
"She bought a ring set with a small piece of amber."
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noun A yellowish-orange colour, like that of the resin.
"The autumn leaves turned from green to a deep amber."
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noun The middle light of a traffic signal, signalling drivers to stop if it is safe to do so.
"The driver braked gently when the lights changed to amber."
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adj Of a brownish-yellow colour.
"The cat stared at us with amber eyes."
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amber in a sentence
- She bought a ring set with a small piece of amber.
- Beads of amber washed up on the beach after the storm.
- The autumn leaves turned from green to a deep amber.
- He painted the bedroom walls in a soft amber.
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What is "amber" in Kurdish?
"amber" in Kurdish is karîban, pirteqalî. amber means: A hard, translucent, yellow-to-brown fossilized tree resin, used in jewellery and sometimes containing preserved insects.
How do you use "amber" in a sentence?
Example: "She bought a ring set with a small piece of amber." In Kurdish, "amber" is karîban, pirteqalî.
Are there other ways to say "amber" in Kurdish?
Yes — Kurdish has 2 translations listed for "amber": karîban, pirteqalî.
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