peevishness in Irish
peevishness in Irish is aincis, aingíocht, cantal — peevishness means the state of being peevish.
peevishness in Irish
aincis
The state of being peevish.
aingíocht
The state of being peevish.
cantal
The state of being peevish.
cantlamh
The state of being peevish.
cianaí
The state of being peevish.
domlastacht
The state of being peevish.
What does "peevishness" mean?
- noun The state of being peevish.
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What is "peevishness" in Irish?
"peevishness" in Irish is aincis, aingíocht, cantal. peevishness means: The state of being peevish.
Are there other ways to say "peevishness" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 6 translations listed for "peevishness": aincis, aingíocht, cantal, cantlamh, cianaí, domlastacht.
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