pecan in Irish
pecan in Irish is cnó peacáin, crann cnó peacáin — pecan means a tree native to the southern United States (Carya illinoinensis) that produces smooth, thin-shelled edible nuts.
pecan in Irish
cnó peacáin
A smooth, thin-shelled, edible oval nut of this tree.
crann cnó peacáin
A smooth, thin-shelled, edible oval nut of this tree.
What does "pecan" mean?
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noun A tree native to the southern United States (Carya illinoinensis) that produces smooth, thin-shelled edible nuts.
"The old pecan tree in the yard drops nuts every autumn."
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noun The oval, edible nut of this tree, often used in pies and baking.
"Pecan pie is a Southern classic at Thanksgiving."
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pecan in a sentence
- The old pecan tree in the yard drops nuts every autumn.
- Pecan pie is a Southern classic at Thanksgiving.
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What is "pecan" in Irish?
"pecan" in Irish is cnó peacáin, crann cnó peacáin. pecan means: A tree native to the southern United States (Carya illinoinensis) that produces smooth, thin-shelled edible nuts.
How do you use "pecan" in a sentence?
Example: "The old pecan tree in the yard drops nuts every autumn." In Irish, "pecan" is cnó peacáin, crann cnó peacáin.
Are there other ways to say "pecan" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "pecan": cnó peacáin, crann cnó peacáin.
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