blackberry in Irish
blackberry in Irish is sméar dhubh, piocadh sméara dubha — blackberry means a thorny shrub that produces small, dark, edible berries made up of tiny clustered segments.
blackberry in Irish
sméar dhubh
A fruit-bearing shrub of the aggregate species Rubus fruticosus and some hybrids.
piocadh sméara dubha
To gather or forage for blackberries.
What does "blackberry" mean?
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noun A thorny shrub that produces small, dark, edible berries made up of tiny clustered segments.
"We planted a blackberry bush along the back fence."
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noun The dark, sweet-tart berry produced by this shrub.
"She picked a handful of ripe blackberries from the hedge."
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verb To go out and gather blackberries.
"They spent the afternoon blackberrying along the country lane."
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blackberry in a sentence
- We planted a blackberry bush along the back fence.
- She picked a handful of ripe blackberries from the hedge.
- The pie was full of fresh blackberries.
- They spent the afternoon blackberrying along the country lane.
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What is "blackberry" in Irish?
"blackberry" in Irish is sméar dhubh, piocadh sméara dubha. blackberry means: A thorny shrub that produces small, dark, edible berries made up of tiny clustered segments.
How do you use "blackberry" in a sentence?
Example: "We planted a blackberry bush along the back fence." In Irish, "blackberry" is sméar dhubh, piocadh sméara dubha.
Are there other ways to say "blackberry" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "blackberry": sméar dhubh, piocadh sméara dubha.
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