macaque in Irish
macaque in Irish is meacaic — macaque means the general name for Old World monkeys placed together in the genus Macaca.
macaque in Irish
meacaic
Any of a group of Old World monkeys of the genus Macaca.
What does "macaque" mean?
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noun The general name for Old World monkeys placed together in the genus Macaca.
"A troop of macaques foraged along the riverbank."
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macaque in a sentence
- A troop of macaques foraged along the riverbank.
- The macaque groomed a younger member of its troop.
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What is "macaque" in Irish?
"macaque" in Irish is meacaic. macaque means: The general name for Old World monkeys placed together in the genus Macaca.
How do you use "macaque" in a sentence?
Example: "A troop of macaques foraged along the riverbank." In Irish, "macaque" is meacaic.
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