hernia in Irish
hernia in Irish is heirne, maidhm sheicne, snaidhm sheicne — hernia means a condition in which an internal part of the body, often a loop of intestine, pushes through a weak spot or tear in the surrounding muscle wall, most commonly around the abdomen or groin.
hernia in Irish
What does "hernia" mean?
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noun A condition in which an internal part of the body, often a loop of intestine, pushes through a weak spot or tear in the surrounding muscle wall, most commonly around the abdomen or groin.
"He needed surgery after the doctor diagnosed a hernia near his belly button."
hernia in a sentence
- He needed surgery after the doctor diagnosed a hernia near his belly button.
- Lifting the heavy crate the wrong way can cause a hernia.
Common Irish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "hernia" in Irish?
"hernia" in Irish is heirne, maidhm sheicne, snaidhm sheicne. hernia means: A condition in which an internal part of the body, often a loop of intestine, pushes through a weak spot or tear in the surrounding muscle wall, most commonly around the abdomen or groin.
How do you use "hernia" in a sentence?
Example: "He needed surgery after the doctor diagnosed a hernia near his belly button." In Irish, "hernia" is heirne, maidhm sheicne, snaidhm sheicne.
Are there other ways to say "hernia" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "hernia": heirne, maidhm sheicne, snaidhm sheicne.
