nene in Irish
nene in Irish is gé Haváíoch — nene means the Hawaiian goose, a rare native bird that is the official state bird of Hawaii.
nene in Irish
gé Haváíoch
The Hawaiian goose, Branta sandvicensis, which was designated the state bird of Hawaii in 1957.
What does "nene" mean?
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noun The Hawaiian goose, a rare native bird that is the official state bird of Hawaii.
"Conservationists have worked for decades to bring the nene back from near-extinction."
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nene in a sentence
- Conservationists have worked for decades to bring the nene back from near-extinction.
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What is "nene" in Irish?
"nene" in Irish is gé Haváíoch. nene means: The Hawaiian goose, a rare native bird that is the official state bird of Hawaii.
How do you use "nene" in a sentence?
Example: "Conservationists have worked for decades to bring the nene back from near-extinction." In Irish, "nene" is gé Haváíoch.
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