ravenous in Irish
ravenous in Irish is aimirneach, cíocrach, gionach — ravenous means extremely hungry.
ravenous in Irish
aimirneach
Very hungry.
cíocrach
Very hungry.
gionach
Very hungry.
What does "ravenous" mean?
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adjective Extremely hungry.
"After the hike, they were absolutely ravenous."
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ravenous in a sentence
- After the hike, they were absolutely ravenous.
- The ravenous puppy devoured its food in seconds.
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What is "ravenous" in Irish?
"ravenous" in Irish is aimirneach, cíocrach, gionach. ravenous means: Extremely hungry.
How do you use "ravenous" in a sentence?
Example: "After the hike, they were absolutely ravenous." In Irish, "ravenous" is aimirneach, cíocrach, gionach.
Are there other ways to say "ravenous" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "ravenous": aimirneach, cíocrach, gionach.
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