devilry in Irish
devilry in Irish is deamhnacht, diabhlaíocht, rógaireacht — devilry means cruel or wicked behaviour.
devilry in Irish
deamhnacht
diabhlaíocht
Mischief.
rógaireacht
Mischief.
áibhirseoireacht
Mischief.
diabhlaíocht
An action performed with the help of a devil; witchcraft.
What does "devilry" mean?
- noun Cruel or wicked behaviour.
- noun Magic carried out with the help of an evil spirit.
- noun A single act that is mischievous, cruel, or connected to witchcraft.
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What is "devilry" in Irish?
"devilry" in Irish is deamhnacht, diabhlaíocht, rógaireacht. devilry means: Cruel or wicked behaviour.
Are there other ways to say "devilry" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "devilry": deamhnacht, diabhlaíocht, rógaireacht, áibhirseoireacht.
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