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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesミルキーな
Pronunciation / Transliteration: mirukī na
"ミルキーな空は夕焼けに美しかった。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Having the color or appearance of milk; white and opaque.
"The milky sky was filled with clouds, creating a serene atmosphere." - 2
Containing or resembling milk.
"She enjoyed a milky coffee with her breakfast."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'milky' originates from the Old English 'milc', which is derived from Proto-Germanic '*meluks', meaning 'milk'. The term has evolved over centuries to describe anything resembling or containing milk, particularly in color or texture.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Milky" is said worldwide
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lacté
Transliteration: lak-te
"Le ciel lacté était magnifique au coucher du soleil."
milchig
Transliteration: mil-khig
"Der milchige Himmel war voller Wolken."
lattiginoso
Transliteration: lat-ti-gi-no-so
"Il cielo lattiginoso era sereno e tranquillo."
lechoso
Transliteration: le-cho-so
"El cielo lechoso era hermoso al atardecer."
leitoso
Transliteration: lei-to-so
"O céu leitoso estava cheio de nuvens."
दूधिया
Transliteration: doodhiya
"दूधिया आसमान बहुत सुंदर था।"
乳白色的
Transliteration: rǔbáisè de
"乳白色的天空在日落时分显得格外美丽。"
우유 같은
Transliteration: uyu gateun
"우유 같은 하늘은 저녁에 아름다웠다."
ミルキーな
Transliteration: mirukī na
"ミルキーな空は夕焼けに美しかった。"
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