protective in Irish
protective in Irish is díonmhar, fálach — protective means designed or intended to protect.
protective in Irish
díonmhar
Serving or intended to protect.
fálach
Serving or intended to protect.
What does "protective" mean?
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adj Designed or intended to protect.
"The cyclist put on a protective helmet before riding down the hill."
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adj Feeling or showing a strong wish to guard someone from harm.
"The dog grew very protective of the baby and never left her side."
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protective in a sentence
- The cyclist put on a protective helmet before riding down the hill.
- A protective cover keeps the phone screen from scratching in your bag.
- The dog grew very protective of the baby and never left her side.
- He's fiercely protective of his younger sister.
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What is "protective" in Irish?
"protective" in Irish is díonmhar, fálach. protective means: Designed or intended to protect.
How do you use "protective" in a sentence?
Example: "The cyclist put on a protective helmet before riding down the hill." In Irish, "protective" is díonmhar, fálach.
Are there other ways to say "protective" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "protective": díonmhar, fálach.
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