freshwater in Irish
freshwater in Irish is fionnuisce, úruisce — freshwater means living in or made of water that is not salty, such as rivers and lakes.
freshwater in Irish
fionnuisce
úruisce
(nautical) Unskilled as a seaman.
fionnuisce
(countable) A body of fresh water
What does "freshwater" mean?
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adjective Living in or made of water that is not salty, such as rivers and lakes.
"Trout are a common freshwater fish."
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freshwater in a sentence
- Trout are a common freshwater fish.
- The reservoir is the town's main freshwater supply.
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What is "freshwater" in Irish?
"freshwater" in Irish is fionnuisce, úruisce. freshwater means: Living in or made of water that is not salty, such as rivers and lakes.
How do you use "freshwater" in a sentence?
Example: "Trout are a common freshwater fish." In Irish, "freshwater" is fionnuisce, úruisce.
Are there other ways to say "freshwater" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "freshwater": fionnuisce, úruisce.
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