barley in Irish
barley in Irish is eorna — barley means a cereal grain grown for food, animal feed, and brewing beer and whisky.
barley in Irish
eorna
A cereal of the species Hordeum vulgare, or its grains, often used as food or to make beer and other malted drinks.
What does "barley" mean?
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noun A cereal grain grown for food, animal feed, and brewing beer and whisky.
"The fields of barley swayed gold in the late-summer wind."
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barley in a sentence
- The fields of barley swayed gold in the late-summer wind.
- Barley is a key ingredient in most beers.
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What is "barley" in Irish?
"barley" in Irish is eorna. barley means: A cereal grain grown for food, animal feed, and brewing beer and whisky.
How do you use "barley" in a sentence?
Example: "The fields of barley swayed gold in the late-summer wind." In Irish, "barley" is eorna.
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