Lune d'argent
moon in french is lune.
"Pleine lune" is "full moon" in French.
'Shashi' is the Sanskrit word for the Moon & 'kala' is a sliver, or a segment. Thus, 'Shashikala' refers to a sliver of the moon, or maybe, the crescent moon.
The French noun meaning silver (the metal) is argent. As an adjective it is d'argent or en argent.If you really did mean a sliver (a very thin slice of something), that would be une lamelle.
Cresent.
If the moon appears tiny and showing a sliver of light, it is likely in the waxing crescent phase. This phase occurs just after the new moon and before the first quarter moon, when the illuminated portion is increasing.
Not a french word that I know. If you mean a small cake, eaten at breakfast, shaped like a crescent moon, then it is a croissant.
When we see a sliver of the moon lit on the right side, it is called a "waxing crescent." This phase occurs after the new moon as the illuminated portion of the moon increases. The waxing crescent is visible in the western sky shortly after sunset.
in kanto look on your map
by giving it a moon stone
you go past the moon cave.
Last Friday, it was a waning crescent moon, with only a small sliver of the moon visible in the sky before sunrise.