balmy in Irish
balmy in Irish is balsamach, séimh — balmy means of weather, pleasantly warm and mild.
balmy in Irish
balsamach
Soothing or fragrant.
balsamach
Of weather, mild and pleasant.
séimh
Of weather, mild and pleasant.
What does "balmy" mean?
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adj Of weather, pleasantly warm and mild.
"It was a balmy evening, perfect for dining outside."
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adj Slightly crazy or foolish (British slang).
"You'd have to be balmy to try that stunt."
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balmy in a sentence
- It was a balmy evening, perfect for dining outside.
- The balmy breeze off the sea made the walk lovely.
- You'd have to be balmy to try that stunt.
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What is "balmy" in Irish?
"balmy" in Irish is balsamach, séimh. balmy means: Of weather, pleasantly warm and mild.
How do you use "balmy" in a sentence?
Example: "It was a balmy evening, perfect for dining outside." In Irish, "balmy" is balsamach, séimh.
Are there other ways to say "balmy" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "balmy": balsamach, séimh.
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