hawthorn in Irish
hawthorn in Irish is sceach gheal — hawthorn means a thorny shrub or small tree (genus Crataegus) with small, apple-like fruits, often used for hedging.
hawthorn in Irish
sceach gheal
Any of various shrubs and small trees of the genus Crataegus having small, apple-like fruits and thorny branches
What does "hawthorn" mean?
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noun A thorny shrub or small tree (genus Crataegus) with small, apple-like fruits, often used for hedging.
"The lane was lined with hawthorn hedges thick with white blossom."
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hawthorn in a sentence
- The lane was lined with hawthorn hedges thick with white blossom.
- Birds love to nest deep inside a hawthorn bush, safe from the thorns.
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What is "hawthorn" in Irish?
"hawthorn" in Irish is sceach gheal. hawthorn means: A thorny shrub or small tree (genus Crataegus) with small, apple-like fruits, often used for hedging.
How do you use "hawthorn" in a sentence?
Example: "The lane was lined with hawthorn hedges thick with white blossom." In Irish, "hawthorn" is sceach gheal.
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