bower in Irish
bower in Irish is lúibín coille — bower means a shady shelter in a garden or wood, made from branches, vines, or leaves.
bower in Irish
lúibín coille
A shady, leafy shelter or recess in a garden or woods.
What does "bower" mean?
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noun A shady shelter in a garden or wood, made from branches, vines, or leaves.
"They had tea in a little bower at the end of the garden."
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noun A structure built and decorated by a male bowerbird to attract a mate.
"The bowerbird decorated its bower with blue bottle caps."
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bower in a sentence
- They had tea in a little bower at the end of the garden.
- The bowerbird decorated its bower with blue bottle caps.
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What is "bower" in Irish?
"bower" in Irish is lúibín coille. bower means: A shady shelter in a garden or wood, made from branches, vines, or leaves.
How do you use "bower" in a sentence?
Example: "They had tea in a little bower at the end of the garden." In Irish, "bower" is lúibín coille.
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