drowsy in Irish
drowsy in Irish is codlatach, ceanntrom, múisiamach — drowsy means sleepy or heavy-eyed; ready to fall asleep.
drowsy in Irish
codlatach
ceanntrom
múisiamach
néalmhar
suanmhar
sámh
What does "drowsy" mean?
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adj Sleepy or heavy-eyed; ready to fall asleep.
"The medicine made her feel drowsy."
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drowsy in a sentence
- The medicine made her feel drowsy.
- A warm, drowsy afternoon settled over the village.
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What is "drowsy" in Irish?
"drowsy" in Irish is codlatach, ceanntrom, múisiamach. drowsy means: Sleepy or heavy-eyed; ready to fall asleep.
How do you use "drowsy" in a sentence?
Example: "The medicine made her feel drowsy." In Irish, "drowsy" is codlatach, ceanntrom, múisiamach.
Are there other ways to say "drowsy" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 6 translations listed for "drowsy": codlatach, ceanntrom, múisiamach, néalmhar, suanmhar, sámh.
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