haunt in Irish
haunt in Irish is gnáthaigh — haunt means of a ghost or spirit, to appear regularly in a particular place.
haunt in Irish
gnáthaigh
(transitive) To inhabit or to visit frequently (most often used in reference to ghosts).
What does "haunt" mean?
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verb Of a ghost or spirit, to appear regularly in a particular place.
"Locals say the old manor is haunted by a grey lady."
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verb To trouble or prey on someone's mind persistently.
"The memory of that night still haunts him."
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noun A place someone visits often; a regular hangout.
"This little cafe used to be one of our old haunts."
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haunt in a sentence
- Locals say the old manor is haunted by a grey lady.
- The memory of that night still haunts him.
- Guilt haunted her for years after the accident.
- This little cafe used to be one of our old haunts.
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What is "haunt" in Irish?
"haunt" in Irish is gnáthaigh. haunt means: Of a ghost or spirit, to appear regularly in a particular place.
How do you use "haunt" in a sentence?
Example: "Locals say the old manor is haunted by a grey lady." In Irish, "haunt" is gnáthaigh.
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