Gobi in Irish
Gobi in Irish is Gaineamhlach Ghóibí, Góibí — Gobi means as a proper noun, a vast desert spanning Mongolia and northern China.
Gobi in Irish
Gaineamhlach Ghóibí
A large desert in Asia, spanning the countries of Mongolia and China.
Góibí
A large desert in Asia, spanning the countries of Mongolia and China.
What does "Gobi" mean?
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noun As a proper noun, a vast desert spanning Mongolia and northern China.
"Camel caravans once crossed the Gobi on ancient trade routes."
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noun In South Asian cooking, cauliflower — as in the dish "gobi manchurian."
"We ordered gobi manchurian as a starter."
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Gobi in a sentence
- Camel caravans once crossed the Gobi on ancient trade routes.
- We ordered gobi manchurian as a starter.
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What is "Gobi" in Irish?
"Gobi" in Irish is Gaineamhlach Ghóibí, Góibí. Gobi means: As a proper noun, a vast desert spanning Mongolia and northern China.
How do you use "Gobi" in a sentence?
Example: "Camel caravans once crossed the Gobi on ancient trade routes." In Irish, "Gobi" is Gaineamhlach Ghóibí, Góibí.
Are there other ways to say "Gobi" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "Gobi": Gaineamhlach Ghóibí, Góibí.
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