arboreal in Irish
arboreal in Irish is crannach — arboreal means relating to, or like, a tree.
arboreal in Irish
crannach
Living in or among trees.
What does "arboreal" mean?
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adj Relating to, or like, a tree.
"The sleek Brazilian jaguar Does not in its arboreal gloom Distil so rank a feline smell As Grishkin in a drawing-room."
- adj Living in trees.
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adj Full of trees.
"mountains, unlike the arboreal garden and the sacred stream, had gone unmentioned in the account of Creation given in Genesis"
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arboreal in a sentence
- The sleek Brazilian jaguar Does not in its arboreal gloom Distil so rank a feline smell As Grishkin in a drawing-room.
- mountains, unlike the arboreal garden and the sacred stream, had gone unmentioned in the account of Creation given in Genesis
- She married him, and the two of them settled down in this quiet, arboreal part of Kensington:
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What is "arboreal" in Irish?
"arboreal" in Irish is crannach. arboreal means: Relating to, or like, a tree.
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