caw in Irish
caw in Irish is agallach, grág, bheith ag cágaíl — caw means the harsh, croaking cry made by a crow or similar bird.
caw in Irish
agallach
The harsh cry of a crow.
grág
The harsh cry of a crow.
bheith ag cágaíl
To make the harsh cry of a crow, rook, or raven.
bheith ag grágaíl
To make the harsh cry of a crow, rook, or raven.
What does "caw" mean?
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noun The harsh, croaking cry made by a crow or similar bird.
"A loud caw echoed from the treetops."
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verb To make this harsh croaking sound, as a crow does.
"Crows cawed noisily as they circled the field."
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caw in a sentence
- A loud caw echoed from the treetops.
- Crows cawed noisily as they circled the field.
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What is "caw" in Irish?
"caw" in Irish is agallach, grág, bheith ag cágaíl. caw means: The harsh, croaking cry made by a crow or similar bird.
How do you use "caw" in a sentence?
Example: "A loud caw echoed from the treetops." In Irish, "caw" is agallach, grág, bheith ag cágaíl.
Are there other ways to say "caw" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "caw": agallach, grág, bheith ag cágaíl, bheith ag grágaíl.
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