Niger in Irish
Niger in Irish is Nígir, Poblacht na Nígire — Niger means an African oil-seed plant, also called niger seed, grown for its edible oil and as a common ingredient in birdseed mixes.
Niger in Irish
What does "Niger" mean?
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noun An African oil-seed plant, also called niger seed, grown for its edible oil and as a common ingredient in birdseed mixes.
"The finches at the feeder went straight for the niger seed."
Niger in a sentence
- The finches at the feeder went straight for the niger seed.
Common Irish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Niger" in Irish?
"Niger" in Irish is Nígir, Poblacht na Nígire. Niger means: An African oil-seed plant, also called niger seed, grown for its edible oil and as a common ingredient in birdseed mixes.
How do you use "Niger" in a sentence?
Example: "The finches at the feeder went straight for the niger seed." In Irish, "Niger" is Nígir, Poblacht na Nígire.
Are there other ways to say "Niger" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "Niger": Nígir, Poblacht na Nígire.