cattail in Irish
cattail in Irish is coigeal — cattail means a tall marsh plant of the genus Typha, with long flat leaves and a dense brown flower spike.
cattail in Irish
coigeal
(US, historically, Yorkshire, Lincolnshire) Any of several perennial herbs, of the genus Typha, that have long flat leaves, and grow in marshy places.
What does "cattail" mean?
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noun A tall marsh plant of the genus Typha, with long flat leaves and a dense brown flower spike.
"Cattails grew thickly along the edge of the pond."
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cattail in a sentence
- Cattails grew thickly along the edge of the pond.
- The children gathered cattails from the marsh.
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What is "cattail" in Irish?
"cattail" in Irish is coigeal. cattail means: A tall marsh plant of the genus Typha, with long flat leaves and a dense brown flower spike.
How do you use "cattail" in a sentence?
Example: "Cattails grew thickly along the edge of the pond." In Irish, "cattail" is coigeal.
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