autumnal in Irish
autumnal in Irish is fómharach — autumnal means relating to or characteristic of autumn.
autumnal in Irish
fómharach
Of or relating to autumn.
What does "autumnal" mean?
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adjective Relating to or characteristic of autumn.
"There was an autumnal chill in the air by early October."
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adjective Describing colours such as orange, brown and gold that are associated with autumn.
"She decorated the table with autumnal reds and golds."
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autumnal in a sentence
- There was an autumnal chill in the air by early October.
- The park looks beautiful once the autumnal mists roll in.
- She decorated the table with autumnal reds and golds.
- The shop's new collection is full of autumnal tones.
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What is "autumnal" in Irish?
"autumnal" in Irish is fómharach. autumnal means: Relating to or characteristic of autumn.
How do you use "autumnal" in a sentence?
Example: "There was an autumnal chill in the air by early October." In Irish, "autumnal" is fómharach.
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