No. 2,611 in French
mika
The French word "mika" refers to "mica," a mineral known for its layered structure and shiny appearance.
In a sentence
J'ai vu un mika brillant sur la plage.
I saw a shiny mica on the beach.
In this context, 'mika' refers to the mineral mica, commonly found in rocks and soil.
Le toit de la maison est recouvert de plaques de mika.
The roof of the house is covered with mica panels.
Here, 'mika' is used to describe sheets of mica, a material utilized in construction for its insulating properties.
Ma lampe utilise une feuille de mika pour diffuser la lumière.
My lamp uses a sheet of mica to diffuse the light.
In this sentence, 'mika' refers to mica as a thin material, employed for light diffusion in household objects.
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