Homer in Irish
Homer in Irish is Hóiméar — Homer means a home run in baseball.
Homer in Irish
Hóiméar
Ancient Greek poet; author of the Iliad and the Odyssey.
What does "Homer" mean?
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noun A home run in baseball.
"The crowd roared when the young batter smashed a homer over the fence."
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verb To hit a home run.
"The shortstop homered in the third inning and the fans cheered."
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Homer in a sentence
- The crowd roared when the young batter smashed a homer over the fence.
- A late homer gave the visitors a surprise lead.
- The shortstop homered in the third inning and the fans cheered.
- If he homers again tonight, he will break the club record.
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What is "Homer" in Irish?
"Homer" in Irish is Hóiméar. Homer means: A home run in baseball.
How do you use "Homer" in a sentence?
Example: "The crowd roared when the young batter smashed a homer over the fence." In Irish, "Homer" is Hóiméar.
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