alchemist in Irish
alchemist in Irish is ailceimiceoir, ailceimicí — alchemist means someone who practises alchemy, the early forerunner of chemistry that sought to turn base metals into gold.
alchemist in Irish
ailceimiceoir
One who practices alchemy.
ailceimicí
One who practices alchemy.
What does "alchemist" mean?
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noun Someone who practises alchemy, the early forerunner of chemistry that sought to turn base metals into gold.
"The old alchemist claimed he could turn lead into gold."
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alchemist in a sentence
- The old alchemist claimed he could turn lead into gold.
- Medieval alchemists unknowingly discovered several real chemical processes.
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What is "alchemist" in Irish?
"alchemist" in Irish is ailceimiceoir, ailceimicí. alchemist means: Someone who practises alchemy, the early forerunner of chemistry that sought to turn base metals into gold.
How do you use "alchemist" in a sentence?
Example: "The old alchemist claimed he could turn lead into gold." In Irish, "alchemist" is ailceimiceoir, ailceimicí.
Are there other ways to say "alchemist" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "alchemist": ailceimiceoir, ailceimicí.
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