chimney in Irish
chimney in Irish is múchán, simléar, toiteachán — chimney means a vertical structure that carries smoke and fumes up and out of a building.
chimney in Irish
What does "chimney" mean?
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noun A vertical structure that carries smoke and fumes up and out of a building.
"Smoke curled up from the cottage chimney."
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noun A narrow vertical crack in a rock face that climbers can wedge themselves into.
"They climbed the chimney by pressing their backs against one side and their feet against the other."
chimney in a sentence
- Smoke curled up from the cottage chimney.
- A chimney sweep came to clean out the soot.
- They climbed the chimney by pressing their backs against one side and their feet against the other.
Common Irish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "chimney" in Irish?
"chimney" in Irish is múchán, simléar, toiteachán. chimney means: A vertical structure that carries smoke and fumes up and out of a building.
How do you use "chimney" in a sentence?
Example: "Smoke curled up from the cottage chimney." In Irish, "chimney" is múchán, simléar, toiteachán.
Are there other ways to say "chimney" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 5 translations listed for "chimney": múchán, simléar, toiteachán, gloine lampa, simléar lampa.