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- The kanji 雲母, "mica" or "isinglass", is made up of the characters for "cloud" (雲) and "mother" (母), and could also be pronounced "unmo" in addition to "kirara". The pronunciation "kirara" is similar to theJapanese sound effect"kirakira" used for something glittery, which is fitting to the appearance of mica.
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- The kanji 雲母, "mica" or "isinglass", is made up of the characters for "cloud" and "mother" , and could also be pronounced "unmo" in addition to "kirara". The pronunciation "kirara" is similar to the Japanese sound effect "kirakira" used for something glittery, which is fitting to the appearance of mica. (en)
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- Kirara (en)
- Kirara (es)
- 키라라 (ko)
- きらら (ja)
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