invention in Irish
invention in Irish is aireagán, aireag, fionnachtain — invention means something newly created or designed.
invention in Irish
aireagán
Something invented.
aireag
The capacity to invent.
fionnachtain
(archaic) The act of discovering or finding; the act of finding out; discovery.
What does "invention" mean?
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noun Something newly created or designed.
"The young engineer showed off her latest invention at the school fair."
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noun The act or ability of creating something new.
"Necessity is often the mother of invention, especially when money is tight."
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invention in a sentence
- The young engineer showed off her latest invention at the school fair.
- This clever invention folds flat so it fits in a small drawer.
- Necessity is often the mother of invention, especially when money is tight.
- Her talent for invention showed early, when she built a radio from spare parts.
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What is "invention" in Irish?
"invention" in Irish is aireagán, aireag, fionnachtain. invention means: Something newly created or designed.
How do you use "invention" in a sentence?
Example: "The young engineer showed off her latest invention at the school fair." In Irish, "invention" is aireagán, aireag, fionnachtain.
Are there other ways to say "invention" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "invention": aireagán, aireag, fionnachtain.
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