magical in Irish
magical in Irish is rúnda — magical means relating to or produced by magic.
magical in Irish
rúnda
Of, relating to, or by means of magic.
What does "magical" mean?
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adj Relating to or produced by magic.
"In the story, a magical ring lets its owner speak to animals."
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adj Wonderfully delightful or enchanting.
"Walking through the snowy village at night felt truly magical."
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magical in a sentence
- In the story, a magical ring lets its owner speak to animals.
- The children read about a magical forest where trees can talk.
- Walking through the snowy village at night felt truly magical.
- It was a magical moment when the baby took her first steps.
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What is "magical" in Irish?
"magical" in Irish is rúnda. magical means: Relating to or produced by magic.
How do you use "magical" in a sentence?
Example: "In the story, a magical ring lets its owner speak to animals." In Irish, "magical" is rúnda.
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