marmot in Irish
marmot in Irish is marmat — marmot means a large rodent of the squirrel family that lives on the ground, of which there are several kinds.
marmot in Irish
marmat
Any of several large ground-dwelling rodents of the genera Marmota and Cynomys in the squirrel family.
What does "marmot" mean?
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noun A large rodent of the squirrel family that lives on the ground, of which there are several kinds.
"A marmot whistled from a rock as we walked across the hillside."
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marmot in a sentence
- A marmot whistled from a rock as we walked across the hillside.
- The marmots stood watching us from beside their burrows.
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What is "marmot" in Irish?
"marmot" in Irish is marmat. marmot means: A large rodent of the squirrel family that lives on the ground, of which there are several kinds.
How do you use "marmot" in a sentence?
Example: "A marmot whistled from a rock as we walked across the hillside." In Irish, "marmot" is marmat.
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