matriarch in Irish
matriarch in Irish is matrarc — matriarch means a woman who is the head or leading figure of a family, tribe, or group.
matriarch in Irish
matrarc
A female leader of a family, a tribe or an ethnic or religious group.
What does "matriarch" mean?
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noun A woman who is the head or leading figure of a family, tribe, or group.
"This female hyena also gets erections and is larger, more aggressive than the male hyenas and lives in matrilineal clans of up to 80 individuals governed by an alpha female matriarch."
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matriarch in a sentence
- This female hyena also gets erections and is larger, more aggressive than the male hyenas and lives in matrilineal clans of up to 80 individuals governed by an alpha female matriarch.
- The family matriarch still made every major decision at ninety years old.
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What is "matriarch" in Irish?
"matriarch" in Irish is matrarc. matriarch means: A woman who is the head or leading figure of a family, tribe, or group.
How do you use "matriarch" in a sentence?
Example: "The family matriarch still made every major decision at ninety years old." In Irish, "matriarch" is matrarc.
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