crown in Irish
crown in Irish is coróin, baithis, mullach — crown means an ornamental headpiece worn by a monarch as a symbol of royal power.
crown in Irish
coróin
baithis
mullach
What does "crown" mean?
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noun An ornamental headpiece worn by a monarch as a symbol of royal power.
"The new king wore the crown for the first time at his coronation."
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noun The topmost part of something, such as the head, a hat, or a hill.
"A bald patch was spreading across the crown of his head."
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noun An artificial cap fitted over a damaged tooth.
"The dentist fitted a porcelain crown over the cracked molar."
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verb To formally place a crown on someone, making them monarch.
"She was crowned queen in a ceremony watched by millions."
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crown in a sentence
- The new king wore the crown for the first time at his coronation.
- The museum keeps an old golden crown behind thick glass in the main hall.
- A bald patch was spreading across the crown of his head.
- The house sat near the crown of the hill.
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What is "crown" in Irish?
"crown" in Irish is coróin, baithis, mullach. crown means: An ornamental headpiece worn by a monarch as a symbol of royal power.
How do you use "crown" in a sentence?
Example: "The new king wore the crown for the first time at his coronation." In Irish, "crown" is coróin, baithis, mullach.
Are there other ways to say "crown" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "crown": coróin, baithis, mullach.
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