fir in Irish
fir in Irish is giúis — fir means an evergreen conifer tree with needle-like leaves, or its wood.
fir in Irish
giúis
(chiefly, countable) A conifer of the genus Abies.
What does "fir" mean?
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noun An evergreen conifer tree with needle-like leaves, or its wood.
"A tall fir stood at the edge of the yard and stayed green all winter."
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fir in a sentence
- A tall fir stood at the edge of the yard and stayed green all winter.
- They decorated a fir tree for the holidays.
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What is "fir" in Irish?
"fir" in Irish is giúis. fir means: An evergreen conifer tree with needle-like leaves, or its wood.
How do you use "fir" in a sentence?
Example: "A tall fir stood at the edge of the yard and stayed green all winter." In Irish, "fir" is giúis.
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