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10 Language-to-English DictionariesMillegiglia
/milˈle.dʒi.ʎa/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A countless number or an immense multitude of things.
"He gazed up at the night sky, observing a mileze of twinkling stars." - 2
An intricate network or collection of diverse elements.
"The old archive contained a mileze of forgotten manuscripts."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from Italian components 'mille' (thousand) and 'giglia' or regional variants, historically referring to a dense multitude or myriad of items. It has evolved into a poetic or archaic descriptor for an uncountable aggregation.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Millegiglia" is said worldwide
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myriade
Transliteration: mi.ʁiad
"Il y avait une myriade d'étoiles dans le ciel."
Milliarde
Transliteration: mɪˈli̯ardə
"Es gab eine Unmenge von Sternen am Himmel."
miriade
Transliteration: miˈrjaːde
"C'era una miriade di stelle nel cielo."
miríada
Transliteration: miˈɾja.da
"Había una miríada de estrellas en el cielo."
miriade
Transliteration: miˈɾi.a.dʒi
"Havia uma miríade de estrelas no céu."
अनगिनत
Transliteration: anganinat
"आकाश में अनगिनत तारे थे।"
无数
Transliteration: wúshù
"天空中无数的星星在闪烁。"
무수
Transliteration: musu
"하늘에는 무수한 별들이 있었다."
無数
Transliteration: mushū
"空には無数の星が輝いていた。"
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