guanaco in Irish
guanaco in Irish is guanacó — guanaco means a wild South American camelid closely related to the llama, alpaca and vicuña.
guanaco in Irish
guanacó
A South American ruminant (Lama guanicoe), closely related to the other lamoids, the alpaca, llama, and vicuña in the family Camelidae.
What does "guanaco" mean?
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noun A wild South American camelid closely related to the llama, alpaca and vicuña.
"A herd of guanacos grazed on the open grassland near the mountains."
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guanaco in a sentence
- A herd of guanacos grazed on the open grassland near the mountains.
- The guanaco's thick coat helps it survive the cold of the high plains.
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What is "guanaco" in Irish?
"guanaco" in Irish is guanacó. guanaco means: A wild South American camelid closely related to the llama, alpaca and vicuña.
How do you use "guanaco" in a sentence?
Example: "A herd of guanacos grazed on the open grassland near the mountains." In Irish, "guanaco" is guanacó.
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