origami in Irish
origami in Irish is oragámaí — origami means the art of folding paper into decorative shapes without cutting or gluing it.
origami in Irish
oragámaí
(uncountable, art) The Japanese art of paper folding.
What does "origami" mean?
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noun The art of folding paper into decorative shapes without cutting or gluing it.
"She taught the kids origami, and by the afternoon the table was covered in paper cranes."
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noun A single piece made using this technique.
"He gave her a delicate origami swan as a gift."
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origami in a sentence
- She taught the kids origami, and by the afternoon the table was covered in paper cranes.
- He gave her a delicate origami swan as a gift.
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What is "origami" in Irish?
"origami" in Irish is oragámaí. origami means: The art of folding paper into decorative shapes without cutting or gluing it.
How do you use "origami" in a sentence?
Example: "She taught the kids origami, and by the afternoon the table was covered in paper cranes." In Irish, "origami" is oragámaí.
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