The word is derived in part from the Greek word, Iris, meaning "rainbow," which in turn is derived from the goddess, Iris, the personification of the rainbow. She acted as a messenger of the gods. The rainbow unites earth and heaven, linking the gods to humanity. Iris travels the speed of wind, from one end of the world to the other, and into the depths of the sea and the underworld. Iris was said to have golden wings, and her twin sister, Arkhe, to have iridescent ones. During the Titan war, Zeus tore Arkhe's iridescent wings from her, and gave them as a gift to Nereid Thetis at her wedding. Nereid Thetis, then in turn, gave the wings to her son, Achilles, who wore them on his feet. Achilles was then known as Podarkhes, or "wing-footed with Arkhe's wings."
It s a shortained version of the word penis
It is the Latin word for 'over' or 'above'.
The word 'come' appears 1,663 times in the KJV Bible.
The word "cosine" comes from the New Latin word "cosinus".
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The soap bubble was iridescent
The diamond had an iridescent glow.
Brazilians speak Portuguese. 'iridescente' is Portuguese for 'iridescent'.
The oil slick on the frigid waters was iridescent.
The oil slick on the frigid water was iridescent. Iridescent clouds looked like mother-of-pearl.
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Beautiful and shiny, the word iridescent was used to describe the pearl that Peeta gave Katniss.
IRIDESCENT - having a glow of flowing and lustrous colors (semi-transparent layers scatter light into colors) "The tree was aglow with iridescent lights." "She picked that dress for the prom because of its iridescent fabric." "The soap bubbles briefly shimmered with iridescent swirls, and then popped."
Coi fish can have large iridescent scales of any color from gold to black
The soap bubbles appeared iridescent in the sunlight, displaying a beautiful range of colors as they floated through the air.
Northern lights have an iridescent effect.
iris is the latin word for "rainbow" hence the English word "iridescent"