Kerry in Irish
Kerry in Irish is Ciarraí, Contae Chiarraí — Kerry means a small, hardy breed of dairy cattle originally from Ireland, known for producing rich milk on poor pasture.
Kerry in Irish
Ciarraí
A county of Ireland. County seat: Tralee.
Contae Chiarraí
A county of Ireland. County seat: Tralee.
What does "Kerry" mean?
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noun A small, hardy breed of dairy cattle originally from Ireland, known for producing rich milk on poor pasture.
"The farm kept a herd of Kerry cattle on the rocky hillside."
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Kerry in a sentence
- The farm kept a herd of Kerry cattle on the rocky hillside.
- Kerry cows are prized for surviving on rough grazing that would starve larger breeds.
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What is "Kerry" in Irish?
"Kerry" in Irish is Ciarraí, Contae Chiarraí. Kerry means: A small, hardy breed of dairy cattle originally from Ireland, known for producing rich milk on poor pasture.
How do you use "Kerry" in a sentence?
Example: "The farm kept a herd of Kerry cattle on the rocky hillside." In Irish, "Kerry" is Ciarraí, Contae Chiarraí.
Are there other ways to say "Kerry" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "Kerry": Ciarraí, Contae Chiarraí.
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