caracal in Irish
caracal in Irish is lincse chluasdubh — caracal means a medium-sized wild cat with a reddish-brown coat and long black-tufted ears, found across parts of Africa and Asia.
caracal in Irish
lincse chluasdubh
A type of cat native to Southern Africa, West Asia, and parts of Central and South Asia, Caracal caracal.
What does "caracal" mean?
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noun A medium-sized wild cat with a reddish-brown coat and long black-tufted ears, found across parts of Africa and Asia.
"The caracal can leap high into the air to catch birds in flight."
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caracal in a sentence
- The caracal can leap high into the air to catch birds in flight.
- Caracals live mainly in dry grassland and scrub habitats.
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What is "caracal" in Irish?
"caracal" in Irish is lincse chluasdubh. caracal means: A medium-sized wild cat with a reddish-brown coat and long black-tufted ears, found across parts of Africa and Asia.
How do you use "caracal" in a sentence?
Example: "The caracal can leap high into the air to catch birds in flight." In Irish, "caracal" is lincse chluasdubh.
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