haversack in Irish
haversack in Irish is mála lóin — haversack means a small, sturdy bag, usually with just one strap, carried on the back or shoulder, originally made of canvas.
haversack in Irish
mála lóin
A small, strong bag carried on the back or the shoulder, usually with only one strap, and originally made of canvas.
What does "haversack" mean?
- noun A small, sturdy bag, usually with just one strap, carried on the back or shoulder, originally made of canvas.
- noun A bag of oats hung on a horse's head so it can feed from it.
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What is "haversack" in Irish?
"haversack" in Irish is mála lóin. haversack means: A small, sturdy bag, usually with just one strap, carried on the back or shoulder, originally made of canvas.
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