Kraken in Irish
Kraken in Irish is cráca — Kraken means a gigantic legendary sea monster, often pictured as an enormous octopus or squid capable of dragging ships underwater.
Kraken in Irish
cráca
(Norse mythology) A colossal sea monster that attacks ships and sailors, often portrayed as a giant octopus or squid.
What does "Kraken" mean?
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noun A gigantic legendary sea monster, often pictured as an enormous octopus or squid capable of dragging ships underwater.
"In the film, the kraken rises from the depths to destroy the fleet."
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Kraken in a sentence
- In the film, the kraken rises from the depths to destroy the fleet.
- Sailors' tales of the kraken may have been inspired by real giant squid.
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What is "Kraken" in Irish?
"Kraken" in Irish is cráca. Kraken means: A gigantic legendary sea monster, often pictured as an enormous octopus or squid capable of dragging ships underwater.
How do you use "Kraken" in a sentence?
Example: "In the film, the kraken rises from the depths to destroy the fleet." In Irish, "Kraken" is cráca.
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