leveret in Irish
leveret in Irish is patachán — leveret means a young hare that is less than a year old.
leveret in Irish
patachán
A young hare less than one year old.
What does "leveret" mean?
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noun A young hare that is less than a year old.
"The dog nearly stepped on a leveret hidden in the long grass."
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leveret in a sentence
- The dog nearly stepped on a leveret hidden in the long grass.
- A leveret can fend for itself within days of birth.
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What is "leveret" in Irish?
"leveret" in Irish is patachán. leveret means: A young hare that is less than a year old.
How do you use "leveret" in a sentence?
Example: "The dog nearly stepped on a leveret hidden in the long grass." In Irish, "leveret" is patachán.
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