nightingale in Irish
nightingale in Irish is filiméala — nightingale means a small brownish songbird, native to Europe and parts of Africa and Asia, famous for its rich, often nighttime song.
nightingale in Irish
filiméala
A Eurasian and African songbird, Luscinia megarhynchos, family Muscicapidae, famed for its beautiful singing at night; a common nightingale.
What does "nightingale" mean?
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noun A small brownish songbird, native to Europe and parts of Africa and Asia, famous for its rich, often nighttime song.
"Poets have long celebrated the nightingale's song."
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- Poets have long celebrated the nightingale's song.
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What is "nightingale" in Irish?
"nightingale" in Irish is filiméala. nightingale means: A small brownish songbird, native to Europe and parts of Africa and Asia, famous for its rich, often nighttime song.
How do you use "nightingale" in a sentence?
Example: "Poets have long celebrated the nightingale's song." In Irish, "nightingale" is filiméala.
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