argent

• Veraltetes oder poetisches Adjektiv mit der Bedeutung silbrig oder silberähnlich in Farbe oder Glanz.

An archaic or poetic adjective meaning silvery or resembling silver in color or luster.

1. Heraldic tinctureC2formal

   A metal tincture used in heraldry to represent a silvery or white appearance.

   Silber

   • The shield was divided into argent and azure.
   • The coat of arms featured a lion rampant argent on a field of gules.
   • Argent is often used to symbolize purity or peace in heraldry.

   Synonymesilversilverywhite

2. Silvery or lustrous greyC2formal

   Having a lustrous grey color, resembling silver; covered or tinged with silver.

   Silbrig

   • The moon cast an argent glow over the lake.
   • Her hair had an argent sheen in the candlelight.
   • The old knight's armor was still argent despite the years.

   Synonymeargentinesilversilvernsilvery

• Substantiv, das den silberweißen metallischen Farbton bezeichnet, der in der Heraldik verwendet wird, oder etwas, das eine glänzende graue Farbe mit silbrigem Schimmer hat.

A noun referring to a silvery-white metal tincture used in heraldry, or something that is of a lustrous grey color tinged with silver.

1. Silver (metal)C2formal

   A precious metal, silver, often used in heraldry or poetic contexts.

   Silber

   • The knight's shield was emblazoned with a lion argent.
   • In heraldry, argent represents the metal silver.
   • The poet described the moon as argent in the night sky.

   Synonymesilver

2. Silver colorC2formal

   A silvery-white color, often used in descriptions of light or objects.

   Silbrige Farbe

   • The lake shimmered with an argent glow under the moonlight.
   • Her dress was made of argent silk.
   • The artist used argent tones to paint the winter landscape.

   Synonymesilversilvery-white