scintillate in Latin
scintillate in Latin is scintillō — scintillate means to produce sparks, or to shine as though giving them off, twinkling or glowing.
scintillate in Latin
scintillō
(intransitive) To give off sparks; to shine as if emanating sparks; to twinkle or glow.
What does "scintillate" mean?
- verb To produce sparks, or to shine as though giving them off, twinkling or glowing.
- verb Of a star or similar object in the sky, to flicker and change in brightness quickly.
- verb Especially of a phosphor, to give a brief flash of light after taking in ionizing radiation.
- verb To dazzle someone or make a striking impression.
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What is "scintillate" in Latin?
"scintillate" in Latin is scintillō. scintillate means: To produce sparks, or to shine as though giving them off, twinkling or glowing.
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