ant in Irish
ant in Irish is seangán — ant means a small insect that lives in large, highly organized colonies, usually working in groups to gather food and build nests.
ant in Irish
seangán
Any of various insects in the family Formicidae in the order Hymenoptera, typically living in large colonies composed almost entirely of flightless females.
What does "ant" mean?
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noun A small insect that lives in large, highly organized colonies, usually working in groups to gather food and build nests.
"A line of ants marched across the kitchen counter toward the crumbs."
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ant in a sentence
- A line of ants marched across the kitchen counter toward the crumbs.
- The children watched the ants carry a leaf many times their own size.
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What is "ant" in Irish?
"ant" in Irish is seangán. ant means: A small insect that lives in large, highly organized colonies, usually working in groups to gather food and build nests.
How do you use "ant" in a sentence?
Example: "A line of ants marched across the kitchen counter toward the crumbs." In Irish, "ant" is seangán.
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