roost in Irish
roost in Irish is fara — roost means the perch or spot where a bird settles to sleep, often a branch or a bar inside a coop.
roost in Irish
fara
The place where a bird sleeps (usually its nest or a branch).
What does "roost" mean?
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noun The perch or spot where a bird settles to sleep, often a branch or a bar inside a coop.
"The hens filed onto the roost as the sun went down."
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verb To settle somewhere to sleep or rest for the night, especially said of birds.
"Starlings roost by the thousand in that stand of trees."
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roost in a sentence
- The hens filed onto the roost as the sun went down.
- A pigeon roost had formed under the old railway bridge.
- Starlings roost by the thousand in that stand of trees.
- We found bats roosting in the barn rafters.
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What is "roost" in Irish?
"roost" in Irish is fara. roost means: The perch or spot where a bird settles to sleep, often a branch or a bar inside a coop.
How do you use "roost" in a sentence?
Example: "The hens filed onto the roost as the sun went down." In Irish, "roost" is fara.
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