dor in Irish
dor in Irish is priompallán — dor means a large European dung beetle known for the droning hum it makes while flying.
dor in Irish
priompallán
Any of species Geotrupes stercorarius of large European dung beetles that make a droning noise while flying.
What does "dor" mean?
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noun A large European dung beetle known for the droning hum it makes while flying.
"A dor buzzed past the campfire just after dusk."
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noun Any loudly humming flying insect, such as a June bug or bumblebee.
"The garden was full of dors on the warm evening air."
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dor in a sentence
- A dor buzzed past the campfire just after dusk.
- The garden was full of dors on the warm evening air.
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What is "dor" in Irish?
"dor" in Irish is priompallán. dor means: A large European dung beetle known for the droning hum it makes while flying.
How do you use "dor" in a sentence?
Example: "A dor buzzed past the campfire just after dusk." In Irish, "dor" is priompallán.
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