bandicoot in Irish
bandicoot in Irish is bandacút — bandicoot means any of several small marsupials of Australia and New Guinea, some with a long pointed snout, belonging to the family Peramelidae.
bandicoot in Irish
bandacút
What does "bandicoot" mean?
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noun Any of several small marsupials of Australia and New Guinea, some with a long pointed snout, belonging to the family Peramelidae.
"A bandicoot came out at dusk to dig through the garden bed."
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noun A bandicoot rat, a rat-like rodent found in south-east Asia belonging to the genera Bandicota or Nesokia.
"Farmers in the region often struggle with bandicoot rats damaging stored grain."
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bandicoot in a sentence
- A bandicoot came out at dusk to dig through the garden bed.
- Several bandicoot species are found only in Australia and New Guinea.
- Farmers in the region often struggle with bandicoot rats damaging stored grain.
- The bandicoot rat gnawed through the sack of stored grain overnight.
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What is "bandicoot" in Irish?
"bandicoot" in Irish is bandacút. bandicoot means: Any of several small marsupials of Australia and New Guinea, some with a long pointed snout, belonging to the family Peramelidae.
How do you use "bandicoot" in a sentence?
Example: "A bandicoot came out at dusk to dig through the garden bed." In Irish, "bandicoot" is bandacút.
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