dagger in Irish
dagger in Irish is miodóg — dagger means a short weapon with a pointed, double-edged blade, used for stabbing.
dagger in Irish
miodóg
(weapons) A stabbing weapon, similar to a sword but with a short, double-edged blade.
What does "dagger" mean?
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noun A short weapon with a pointed, double-edged blade, used for stabbing.
"He kept a small dagger tucked into his boot."
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noun The symbol †, used in writing to mark footnotes or, historically, a person's death.
"A dagger next to his name indicated he had died before the book was published."
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dagger in a sentence
- He kept a small dagger tucked into his boot.
- The knight drew his dagger as the ambush began.
- A dagger next to his name indicated he had died before the book was published.
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What is "dagger" in Irish?
"dagger" in Irish is miodóg. dagger means: A short weapon with a pointed, double-edged blade, used for stabbing.
How do you use "dagger" in a sentence?
Example: "He kept a small dagger tucked into his boot." In Irish, "dagger" is miodóg.
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