Ceylon in Irish
Ceylon in Irish is Siolóin — Ceylon means tea grown in Sri Lanka (formerly called Ceylon), known for its bright color and brisk flavor.
Ceylon in Irish
Siolóin
What does "Ceylon" mean?
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noun Tea grown in Sri Lanka (formerly called Ceylon), known for its bright color and brisk flavor.
"She prefers a strong cup of Ceylon over English breakfast tea."
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Ceylon in a sentence
- She prefers a strong cup of Ceylon over English breakfast tea.
- The tin was labeled "pure Ceylon, orange pekoe."
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What is "Ceylon" in Irish?
"Ceylon" in Irish is Siolóin. Ceylon means: Tea grown in Sri Lanka (formerly called Ceylon), known for its bright color and brisk flavor.
How do you use "Ceylon" in a sentence?
Example: "She prefers a strong cup of Ceylon over English breakfast tea." In Irish, "Ceylon" is Siolóin.
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