airy in Irish
airy in Irish is análach, aerach, alluaiceach — airy means open, spacious, and well ventilated.
airy in Irish
análach
aerach
light-hearted; vivacious
alluaiceach
light-hearted; vivacious
What does "airy" mean?
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adj Open, spacious, and well ventilated.
"The kitchen was bright and airy, with tall windows on both sides."
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adj Light in mood or manner; carefree and breezy.
"She gave an airy wave and breezed out of the room."
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adj Lacking any real substance or basis; vague and impractical.
"His airy promises never turned into actual plans."
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airy in a sentence
- The kitchen was bright and airy, with tall windows on both sides.
- She gave an airy wave and breezed out of the room.
- His airy promises never turned into actual plans.
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What is "airy" in Irish?
"airy" in Irish is análach, aerach, alluaiceach. airy means: Open, spacious, and well ventilated.
How do you use "airy" in a sentence?
Example: "The kitchen was bright and airy, with tall windows on both sides." In Irish, "airy" is análach, aerach, alluaiceach.
Are there other ways to say "airy" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "airy": análach, aerach, alluaiceach.
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