craving in Irish
craving in Irish is aimirne, andúil, anrachán — craving means a strong, persistent desire for something.
craving in Irish
aimirne
A strong desire; yearning.
andúil
A strong desire; yearning.
anrachán
A strong desire; yearning.
dúil
A strong desire; yearning.
gabhair
A strong desire; yearning.
mearadh
A strong desire; yearning.
What does "craving" mean?
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noun A strong, persistent desire for something.
"She had a sudden craving for salty snacks."
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craving in a sentence
- She had a sudden craving for salty snacks.
- His craving for approval drove most of his decisions.
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What is "craving" in Irish?
"craving" in Irish is aimirne, andúil, anrachán. craving means: A strong, persistent desire for something.
How do you use "craving" in a sentence?
Example: "She had a sudden craving for salty snacks." In Irish, "craving" is aimirne, andúil, anrachán.
Are there other ways to say "craving" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 6 translations listed for "craving": aimirne, andúil, anrachán, dúil, gabhair, mearadh.
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