bracken in Irish
bracken in Irish is raithneach — bracken means a tough, fast-spreading fern that grows in dense patches on hillsides and moorland; toxic to grazing animals if eaten in quantity.
bracken in Irish
raithneach
(uncountable, countable) Any of several coarse ferns, of the genus Pteridium, that form dense thickets; often poisonous to livestock.
What does "bracken" mean?
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noun A tough, fast-spreading fern that grows in dense patches on hillsides and moorland; toxic to grazing animals if eaten in quantity.
"The hillside was covered in thick bracken turning golden brown in autumn."
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bracken in a sentence
- The hillside was covered in thick bracken turning golden brown in autumn.
- Farmers try to keep bracken from spreading into grazing land.
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What is "bracken" in Irish?
"bracken" in Irish is raithneach. bracken means: A tough, fast-spreading fern that grows in dense patches on hillsides and moorland; toxic to grazing animals if eaten in quantity.
How do you use "bracken" in a sentence?
Example: "The hillside was covered in thick bracken turning golden brown in autumn." In Irish, "bracken" is raithneach.
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