oriole in Irish
oriole in Irish is óiréal — oriole means a brightly coloured perching bird belonging either to the New World genus Icterus or the Old World family Oriolidae.
oriole in Irish
óiréal
Any of various colourful passerine birds, the New World orioles from the family Icteridae and the Old World orioles from the family Oriolidae.
What does "oriole" mean?
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noun A brightly coloured perching bird belonging either to the New World genus Icterus or the Old World family Oriolidae.
"An oriole flashed orange and black as it landed on the feeder."
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oriole in a sentence
- An oriole flashed orange and black as it landed on the feeder.
- The garden was full of orioles singing from the treetops.
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What is "oriole" in Irish?
"oriole" in Irish is óiréal. oriole means: A brightly coloured perching bird belonging either to the New World genus Icterus or the Old World family Oriolidae.
How do you use "oriole" in a sentence?
Example: "An oriole flashed orange and black as it landed on the feeder." In Irish, "oriole" is óiréal.
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