Lima in Irish
Lima in Irish is Líoma — Lima means a flat, pale green bean grown for food, or the plant it comes from.
Lima in Irish
Líoma
The capital city of Peru.
What does "Lima" mean?
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noun A flat, pale green bean grown for food, or the plant it comes from.
"She soaked the dried lima beans overnight before cooking them."
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name The capital city of Peru.
"They flew into Lima before heading up to Machu Picchu."
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name The name of several small towns and townships across the United States.
"Lima, Ohio, is the county seat of Allen County."
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Lima in a sentence
- She soaked the dried lima beans overnight before cooking them.
- They flew into Lima before heading up to Machu Picchu.
- Lima, Ohio, is the county seat of Allen County.
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What is "Lima" in Irish?
"Lima" in Irish is Líoma. Lima means: A flat, pale green bean grown for food, or the plant it comes from.
How do you use "Lima" in a sentence?
Example: "She soaked the dried lima beans overnight before cooking them." In Irish, "Lima" is Líoma.
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