rood in Irish
rood in Irish is ród — rood means a cross, often bearing a figure of Christ, especially one set up inside a church.
rood in Irish
ród
A measure of land area, equal to a quarter of an acre.
What does "rood" mean?
- noun A cross, often bearing a figure of Christ, especially one set up inside a church.
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noun A unit of land area equal to one quarter of an acre.
"Perhaps, however, he could ensure against being completely alone by cultivating the few roods of garden wished upon him."
- noun An old unit of area equal to sixty-four square yards.
- noun An old unit of length equal to five and a half yards.
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rood in a sentence
- Perhaps, however, he could ensure against being completely alone by cultivating the few roods of garden wished upon him.
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What is "rood" in Irish?
"rood" in Irish is ród. rood means: A cross, often bearing a figure of Christ, especially one set up inside a church.
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