manhood in Irish
manhood in Irish is ball fearga — manhood means the condition of being an adult man, as opposed to a boy.
manhood in Irish
ball fearga
(euphemism) The male genitalia, especially the penis.
What does "manhood" mean?
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noun The condition of being an adult man, as opposed to a boy.
"He felt he had finally reached manhood after moving out on his own."
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noun The qualities traditionally associated with being a strong, capable man.
"The old coach talked constantly about proving your manhood on the field."
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noun Men considered as a group.
"The speech called on the manhood of the nation to enlist."
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manhood in a sentence
- He felt he had finally reached manhood after moving out on his own.
- The old coach talked constantly about proving your manhood on the field.
- The speech called on the manhood of the nation to enlist.
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What is "manhood" in Irish?
"manhood" in Irish is ball fearga. manhood means: The condition of being an adult man, as opposed to a boy.
How do you use "manhood" in a sentence?
Example: "He felt he had finally reached manhood after moving out on his own." In Irish, "manhood" is ball fearga.
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