Paddy in Irish
Paddy in Irish is Páidín — Paddy means a flooded field used for growing rice.
Paddy in Irish
Páidín
An Irish nickname for Patrick.
What does "Paddy" mean?
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noun A flooded field used for growing rice.
"Farmers worked knee-deep in the paddy fields."
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noun Rice still in its husk, before milling.
"The paddy was left to dry in the sun before processing."
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noun Informal British/Irish English for a sudden fit of temper.
"He threw a paddy when his flight was delayed."
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Paddy in a sentence
- Farmers worked knee-deep in the paddy fields.
- The paddy was left to dry in the sun before processing.
- He threw a paddy when his flight was delayed.
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What is "Paddy" in Irish?
"Paddy" in Irish is Páidín. Paddy means: A flooded field used for growing rice.
How do you use "Paddy" in a sentence?
Example: "Farmers worked knee-deep in the paddy fields." In Irish, "Paddy" is Páidín.
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