anthill in Irish
anthill in Irish is nead seangán — anthill means a mound of soil, sand, or debris built up by ants (or termites) over the entrance to their underground colony.
anthill in Irish
nead seangán
A cone-shaped structure built from sediment and other available materials by ants or white ants (termites), and beneath which the colony nests.
What does "anthill" mean?
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noun A mound of soil, sand, or debris built up by ants (or termites) over the entrance to their underground colony.
"The children poked a stick into the anthill and watched the ants scramble."
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anthill in a sentence
- The children poked a stick into the anthill and watched the ants scramble.
- After the rain, a fresh anthill appeared at the edge of the lawn.
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What is "anthill" in Irish?
"anthill" in Irish is nead seangán. anthill means: A mound of soil, sand, or debris built up by ants (or termites) over the entrance to their underground colony.
How do you use "anthill" in a sentence?
Example: "The children poked a stick into the anthill and watched the ants scramble." In Irish, "anthill" is nead seangán.
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