destroyer in Irish
destroyer in Irish is argthóir, díothóir, loitiméir — destroyer means someone or something that destroys.
destroyer in Irish
argthóir
That which destroys something.
díothóir
That which destroys something.
loitiméir
That which destroys something.
malartach
That which destroys something.
millteach
That which destroys something.
millteoir
That which destroys something.
What does "destroyer" mean?
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noun Someone or something that destroys.
"War is history's greatest destroyer of cities."
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noun A small, fast, heavily armed warship, traditionally smaller than a cruiser but larger than a frigate.
"The naval fleet included three destroyers and a carrier."
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destroyer in a sentence
- War is history's greatest destroyer of cities.
- The naval fleet included three destroyers and a carrier.
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What is "destroyer" in Irish?
"destroyer" in Irish is argthóir, díothóir, loitiméir. destroyer means: Someone or something that destroys.
How do you use "destroyer" in a sentence?
Example: "War is history's greatest destroyer of cities." In Irish, "destroyer" is argthóir, díothóir, loitiméir.
Are there other ways to say "destroyer" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 6 translations listed for "destroyer": argthóir, díothóir, loitiméir, malartach, millteach, millteoir.
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