breastplate in Irish
breastplate in Irish is lúireach, scaball, uchtphláta — breastplate means a piece of armor that protects the chest.
breastplate in Irish
What does "breastplate" mean?
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noun A piece of armor that protects the chest.
"The knight's breastplate bore his family's crest."
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noun A strap of horse tack that stops the saddle from sliding backward.
"She fitted a breastplate to keep the saddle from slipping on the steep trail."
breastplate in a sentence
- The knight's breastplate bore his family's crest.
- She fitted a breastplate to keep the saddle from slipping on the steep trail.
Common Irish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "breastplate" in Irish?
"breastplate" in Irish is lúireach, scaball, uchtphláta. breastplate means: A piece of armor that protects the chest.
How do you use "breastplate" in a sentence?
Example: "The knight's breastplate bore his family's crest." In Irish, "breastplate" is lúireach, scaball, uchtphláta.
Are there other ways to say "breastplate" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "breastplate": lúireach, scaball, uchtphláta.