limb in Irish
limb in Irish is géag, ciumhais — limb means an arm, leg, or wing — a major projecting part of a body used for movement.
limb in Irish
géag
ciumhais
(astronomy) The apparent visual edge of a celestial body.
What does "limb" mean?
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noun An arm, leg, or wing — a major projecting part of a body used for movement.
"She broke a limb skiing last winter."
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noun A large branch of a tree.
"The storm snapped a thick limb off the old oak."
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verb To cut the limbs or branches off something.
"The crew limbed the fallen tree before hauling it away."
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limb in a sentence
- She broke a limb skiing last winter.
- The storm snapped a thick limb off the old oak.
- The crew limbed the fallen tree before hauling it away.
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What is "limb" in Irish?
"limb" in Irish is géag, ciumhais. limb means: An arm, leg, or wing — a major projecting part of a body used for movement.
How do you use "limb" in a sentence?
Example: "She broke a limb skiing last winter." In Irish, "limb" is géag, ciumhais.
Are there other ways to say "limb" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "limb": géag, ciumhais.
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