pika in Irish
pika in Irish is pioca — pika means a small, round-eared mammal related to rabbits rather than rodents, found in mountainous parts of North America and Asia.
pika in Irish
pioca
Any of several small, furry mammals, similar to guinea pigs, but related to rabbits, of the genus Ochotona, from the mountains of North America and Asia.
What does "pika" mean?
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noun A small, round-eared mammal related to rabbits rather than rodents, found in mountainous parts of North America and Asia.
"A pika darted between the rocks, its distinctive squeak echoing across the scree slope."
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pika in a sentence
- A pika darted between the rocks, its distinctive squeak echoing across the scree slope.
- Pikas spend the summer gathering grass into little haypiles to survive the winter.
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What is "pika" in Irish?
"pika" in Irish is pioca. pika means: A small, round-eared mammal related to rabbits rather than rodents, found in mountainous parts of North America and Asia.
How do you use "pika" in a sentence?
Example: "A pika darted between the rocks, its distinctive squeak echoing across the scree slope." In Irish, "pika" is pioca.
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