armadillo in Irish
armadillo in Irish is armadailín — armadillo means a burrowing mammal native to the Americas, covered in tough, jointed armor-like plates.
armadillo in Irish
armadailín
Any of the burrowing mammals covered with bony, jointed, protective plates, families Dasypodidae and Chlamyphoridae in the order Cingulata, found in the Americas, especially in South America.
What does "armadillo" mean?
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noun A burrowing mammal native to the Americas, covered in tough, jointed armor-like plates.
"An armadillo curled into a tight ball when the dog got close."
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armadillo in a sentence
- An armadillo curled into a tight ball when the dog got close.
- Armadillos are known for digging extensive burrows with their strong claws.
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What is "armadillo" in Irish?
"armadillo" in Irish is armadailín. armadillo means: A burrowing mammal native to the Americas, covered in tough, jointed armor-like plates.
How do you use "armadillo" in a sentence?
Example: "An armadillo curled into a tight ball when the dog got close." In Irish, "armadillo" is armadailín.
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