horseback in Irish
horseback in Irish is ar chapall, ar dhroim capaill, ar muin capaill — horseback means riding on the back of a horse.
horseback in Irish
ar chapall
On the back of a horse.
ar dhroim capaill
On the back of a horse.
ar muin capaill
On the back of a horse.
What does "horseback" mean?
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adverb Riding on the back of a horse.
"They travelled horseback through the mountains."
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noun The back of a horse, especially as a place to sit.
"He climbed onto horseback and rode off at dawn."
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horseback in a sentence
- They travelled horseback through the mountains.
- She learned to shoot a bow while riding horseback.
- He climbed onto horseback and rode off at dawn.
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What is "horseback" in Irish?
"horseback" in Irish is ar chapall, ar dhroim capaill, ar muin capaill. horseback means: Riding on the back of a horse.
How do you use "horseback" in a sentence?
Example: "They travelled horseback through the mountains." In Irish, "horseback" is ar chapall, ar dhroim capaill, ar muin capaill.
Are there other ways to say "horseback" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "horseback": ar chapall, ar dhroim capaill, ar muin capaill.
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