English to Irish Meaning of silvern - silvern

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silvern
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Definitions of silvern in English
Adjective(1) resembling or reminiscent of silver(2) having the white lustrous sheen of silver, or silvern
Examples of silvern in English
(1) Although both girls had unusual eyes and silvern blond hair, no one would have mistaken one for the other.(2) Her hair was a pale, silvern blond.(3) He put the silvern tray onto the nightstand table.(4) Yet countervailing this is a kind of silvern charm the moment he talks.(5) They stepped out again into a silvern meadow.
(1) silverfish ::
silverfish
(2) fish ::
iasc
(3) silver ::
airgead
Synonyms
Adjective
1. silvery ::
silvery
2. silver ::
airgead
English to Irish Dictionary: silvern

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