linen in Irish
linen in Irish is línéadach — linen means a strong, cool fabric woven from flax fibers.
linen in Irish
línéadach
(uncountable) Thread or cloth made from flax fiber.
What does "linen" mean?
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noun A strong, cool fabric woven from flax fibers.
"She wore a crisp linen shirt in the summer heat."
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noun Household textiles such as sheets, tablecloths, and towels, whether or not actually made of linen.
"They changed the linen on the guest bed before visitors arrived."
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adj Made of linen, or having its pale beige color.
"He wore a linen suit for the wedding."
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linen in a sentence
- She wore a crisp linen shirt in the summer heat.
- They changed the linen on the guest bed before visitors arrived.
- He wore a linen suit for the wedding.
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What is "linen" in Irish?
"linen" in Irish is línéadach. linen means: A strong, cool fabric woven from flax fibers.
How do you use "linen" in a sentence?
Example: "She wore a crisp linen shirt in the summer heat." In Irish, "linen" is línéadach.
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