bowels in Irish
bowels in Irish is inní — bowels means the intestines, especially in medical or bodily contexts.
bowels in Irish
inní
The intestines.
What does "bowels" mean?
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noun The intestines, especially in medical or bodily contexts.
"She had been having trouble with her bowels for weeks."
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noun The deepest, innermost part of something, used figuratively.
"The miners worked deep in the bowels of the mountain."
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bowels in a sentence
- She had been having trouble with her bowels for weeks.
- The miners worked deep in the bowels of the mountain.
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What is "bowels" in Irish?
"bowels" in Irish is inní. bowels means: The intestines, especially in medical or bodily contexts.
How do you use "bowels" in a sentence?
Example: "She had been having trouble with her bowels for weeks." In Irish, "bowels" is inní.
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