enchantress in Irish
enchantress in Irish is bandraíodóir, draíodóir mná — enchantress means a woman with magical powers, especially one who uses them to charm or beguile.
enchantress in Irish
bandraíodóir
A woman, especially an attractive one, skilled at using magic; an alluring witch.
draíodóir mná
A woman, especially an attractive one, skilled at using magic; an alluring witch.
What does "enchantress" mean?
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noun A woman with magical powers, especially one who uses them to charm or beguile.
"In the fairy tale, the enchantress turned the prince into a beast."
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noun A captivating, alluring woman.
"She played the role of a glamorous enchantress in the film."
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enchantress in a sentence
- In the fairy tale, the enchantress turned the prince into a beast.
- She played the role of a glamorous enchantress in the film.
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What is "enchantress" in Irish?
"enchantress" in Irish is bandraíodóir, draíodóir mná. enchantress means: A woman with magical powers, especially one who uses them to charm or beguile.
How do you use "enchantress" in a sentence?
Example: "In the fairy tale, the enchantress turned the prince into a beast." In Irish, "enchantress" is bandraíodóir, draíodóir mná.
Are there other ways to say "enchantress" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "enchantress": bandraíodóir, draíodóir mná.
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