Jersey in Irish
Jersey in Irish is Geirsí, geirseog, Nua-Gheirsí — Jersey means a close-fitting knitted top, originally made of wool, worn on the upper body.
Jersey in Irish
What does "Jersey" mean?
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noun A close-fitting knitted top, originally made of wool, worn on the upper body.
"She pulled on a warm jersey before heading out into the cold."
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noun The shirt worn by a member of a sports team, usually printed with a number and the player's name.
"Fans lined up to buy the new team jersey ahead of the season."
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noun A soft, stretchy knitted fabric used for clothing.
"The dress was made from a lightweight cotton jersey."
Jersey in a sentence
- She pulled on a warm jersey before heading out into the cold.
- The old fisherman's jersey had gone soft and grey with age.
- Fans lined up to buy the new team jersey ahead of the season.
- He kept his old football jersey framed on the wall.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Jersey" in Irish?
"Jersey" in Irish is Geirsí, geirseog, Nua-Gheirsí. Jersey means: A close-fitting knitted top, originally made of wool, worn on the upper body.
How do you use "Jersey" in a sentence?
Example: "She pulled on a warm jersey before heading out into the cold." In Irish, "Jersey" is Geirsí, geirseog, Nua-Gheirsí.
Are there other ways to say "Jersey" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 5 translations listed for "Jersey": Geirsí, geirseog, Nua-Gheirsí, geansaí, geirsí.