glen in Irish
glen in Irish is gleann — glen means a narrow, secluded valley, especially in Scotland or Ireland.
glen in Irish
gleann
A secluded and narrow valley, especially one with a river running through it; a depression between hills; a dale.
What does "glen" mean?
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noun A narrow, secluded valley, especially in Scotland or Ireland.
"They hiked through a quiet glen surrounded by hills."
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glen in a sentence
- They hiked through a quiet glen surrounded by hills.
- A small stream ran through the bottom of the glen.
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What is "glen" in Irish?
"glen" in Irish is gleann. glen means: A narrow, secluded valley, especially in Scotland or Ireland.
How do you use "glen" in a sentence?
Example: "They hiked through a quiet glen surrounded by hills." In Irish, "glen" is gleann.
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