nasal in Irish
nasal in Irish is srónach — nasal means relating to the nose.
nasal in Irish
srónach
srónach
What does "nasal" mean?
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adj Relating to the nose.
"The doctor prescribed a nasal spray for her blocked sinuses."
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adj Describing a sound made by letting air pass through the nose, as with the consonants "m," "n," and "ng."
"French has several nasal vowels that don't exist in English."
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adj Of a voice: sounding as if it comes through the nose, often thought of as whiny or twangy.
"His nasal voice made him easy to pick out on the recording."
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nasal in a sentence
- The doctor prescribed a nasal spray for her blocked sinuses.
- He suffered a nasal injury after being hit by the ball.
- French has several nasal vowels that don't exist in English.
- The letter 'n' represents a nasal sound in most languages.
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What is "nasal" in Irish?
"nasal" in Irish is srónach. nasal means: Relating to the nose.
How do you use "nasal" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor prescribed a nasal spray for her blocked sinuses." In Irish, "nasal" is srónach.
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