curly in Irish
curly in Irish is casta, catach, coirníneach — curly means formed into curls or ringlets; not straight.
curly in Irish
casta
Having curls.
catach
Having curls.
coirníneach
Having curls.
catachán
a person or animal with curly hair.
What does "curly" mean?
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adjective Formed into curls or ringlets; not straight.
"He has thick, curly hair that's impossible to tame."
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adjective Complicated or tricky to deal with.
"The negotiations got a bit curly toward the end."
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curly in a sentence
- He has thick, curly hair that's impossible to tame.
- The negotiations got a bit curly toward the end.
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What is "curly" in Irish?
"curly" in Irish is casta, catach, coirníneach. curly means: Formed into curls or ringlets; not straight.
How do you use "curly" in a sentence?
Example: "He has thick, curly hair that's impossible to tame." In Irish, "curly" is casta, catach, coirníneach.
Are there other ways to say "curly" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "curly": casta, catach, coirníneach, catachán.
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