Mirrored
/ˈmɪr.ərd/noun
Having a reflective surface, typically glass, that shows an image.
Did you know?In ancient alchemy, mirrors were symbols of self-reflection and transformation, revealing not just images but hidden truths within the soul.
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Indo-European
PIE
*mer-
“to shine, to be wet, to reflect light.”
Latin
Latin
miror
“to wonder at, to admire, to reflect.”
Old French
Old French
mirer
“to look at, to gaze upon.”
Middle English
Middle English
mirroir
“a reflective surface; a looking glass.”
Modern English
English
mirrored
“to have a surface that reflects images, especially in reference to glass.”