cedar in Irish
cedar in Irish is céadar — cedar means a large coniferous evergreen tree prized for its fragrant, durable wood.
cedar in Irish
céadar
(countable) A coniferous tree of the genus Cedrus in the family Pinaceae.
What does "cedar" mean?
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noun A large coniferous evergreen tree prized for its fragrant, durable wood.
"They planted a row of cedars along the driveway."
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noun The reddish, sweet-smelling wood of this tree, often used for chests, closets, and outdoor furniture because it resists rot and insects.
"The blanket box was lined with cedar to keep moths away."
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cedar in a sentence
- They planted a row of cedars along the driveway.
- The old cedar in the churchyard was said to be 300 years old.
- The blanket box was lined with cedar to keep moths away.
- Cedar decking weathers to a soft silver-grey over time.
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What is "cedar" in Irish?
"cedar" in Irish is céadar. cedar means: A large coniferous evergreen tree prized for its fragrant, durable wood.
How do you use "cedar" in a sentence?
Example: "They planted a row of cedars along the driveway." In Irish, "cedar" is céadar.
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