magnolia in Irish
magnolia in Irish is magnóilia — magnolia means a tree or shrub with large, often fragrant flowers and simple leaves.
magnolia in Irish
magnóilia
What does "magnolia" mean?
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noun A tree or shrub with large, often fragrant flowers and simple leaves.
"The magnolia in the front garden blooms with huge pink flowers every spring."
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noun A pale creamy-white colour, similar to that of some magnolia blossoms.
"They painted the hallway magnolia to keep it neutral and bright."
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magnolia in a sentence
- The magnolia in the front garden blooms with huge pink flowers every spring.
- They painted the hallway magnolia to keep it neutral and bright.
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What is "magnolia" in Irish?
"magnolia" in Irish is magnóilia. magnolia means: A tree or shrub with large, often fragrant flowers and simple leaves.
How do you use "magnolia" in a sentence?
Example: "The magnolia in the front garden blooms with huge pink flowers every spring." In Irish, "magnolia" is magnóilia.
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