luxuriant in Irish
luxuriant in Irish is borrchas, fásmhar, rábach — luxuriant means growing thickly and richly, or full of detail.
luxuriant in Irish
borrchas
Abundant in growth or detail.
fásmhar
Abundant in growth or detail.
rábach
Abundant in growth or detail.
sómasach
Abundant in growth or detail.
tiubh
Abundant in growth or detail.
uaibhreach
Abundant in growth or detail.
What does "luxuriant" mean?
- adj Growing thickly and richly, or full of detail.
- adj Grown excessively in one part of the body, at the cost of important organs.
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What is "luxuriant" in Irish?
"luxuriant" in Irish is borrchas, fásmhar, rábach. luxuriant means: Growing thickly and richly, or full of detail.
Are there other ways to say "luxuriant" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 6 translations listed for "luxuriant": borrchas, fásmhar, rábach, sómasach, tiubh, uaibhreach.
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