bones in Irish
bones in Irish is cnámha — bones means plural of bone; the skeletal parts of a body.
bones in Irish
cnámha
A percussive folk musical instrument played as a pair in one hand, often made from bovine ribs.
What does "bones" mean?
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noun Plural of bone; the skeletal parts of a body.
"Archaeologists uncovered ancient bones at the site."
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noun Dice, especially in casual or slang use.
"Roll the bones and see what you get."
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noun The basic underlying framework or structure of something.
"The old house has good bones despite needing renovation."
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bones in a sentence
- Archaeologists uncovered ancient bones at the site.
- Roll the bones and see what you get.
- The old house has good bones despite needing renovation.
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What is "bones" in Irish?
"bones" in Irish is cnámha. bones means: Plural of bone; the skeletal parts of a body.
How do you use "bones" in a sentence?
Example: "Archaeologists uncovered ancient bones at the site." In Irish, "bones" is cnámha.
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