hurley in Irish
hurley in Irish is camán — hurley means the curved wooden stick used to hit the ball in hurling.
hurley in Irish
camán
(countable) A stick used in the game of hurling.
What does "hurley" mean?
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noun The curved wooden stick used to hit the ball in hurling.
"He grabbed his hurley and ran out onto the pitch."
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noun The Irish field sport of hurling, played with such a stick and a small ball.
"Hurley is one of the fastest team sports in the world."
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hurley in a sentence
- He grabbed his hurley and ran out onto the pitch.
- The hurley cracked as it connected with the sliotar.
- Hurley is one of the fastest team sports in the world.
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What is "hurley" in Irish?
"hurley" in Irish is camán. hurley means: The curved wooden stick used to hit the ball in hurling.
How do you use "hurley" in a sentence?
Example: "He grabbed his hurley and ran out onto the pitch." In Irish, "hurley" is camán.
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