guano in Irish
guano in Irish is diuáin, guanó — guano means the droppings of seabirds or bats, especially when collected and used as a fertilizer.
guano in Irish
diuáin
Dung from a sea bird or from a bat.
guanó
Dung from a sea bird or from a bat.
What does "guano" mean?
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noun The droppings of seabirds or bats, especially when collected and used as a fertilizer.
"Sailors once mined entire islands for their guano deposits."
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verb To spread guano on land as fertilizer.
"Farmers used to guano their fields before chemical fertilizers were common."
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guano in a sentence
- Sailors once mined entire islands for their guano deposits.
- The cave floor was thick with bat guano.
- Farmers used to guano their fields before chemical fertilizers were common.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "guano" in Irish?
"guano" in Irish is diuáin, guanó. guano means: The droppings of seabirds or bats, especially when collected and used as a fertilizer.
How do you use "guano" in a sentence?
Example: "Sailors once mined entire islands for their guano deposits." In Irish, "guano" is diuáin, guanó.
Are there other ways to say "guano" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "guano": diuáin, guanó.
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