rowan in Irish
rowan in Irish is caorthann — rowan means a small deciduous tree with clusters of white flowers and bright orange-red berries, also called the mountain ash.
rowan in Irish
caorthann
Sorbus aucuparia, the European rowan.
What does "rowan" mean?
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noun A small deciduous tree with clusters of white flowers and bright orange-red berries, also called the mountain ash.
"The rowan tree outside the cottage was thick with red berries in autumn."
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name A given name, used for both boys and girls, popularized partly by the tree.
"They named their daughter Rowan after the tree in the garden."
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rowan in a sentence
- The rowan tree outside the cottage was thick with red berries in autumn.
- They named their daughter Rowan after the tree in the garden.
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What is "rowan" in Irish?
"rowan" in Irish is caorthann. rowan means: A small deciduous tree with clusters of white flowers and bright orange-red berries, also called the mountain ash.
How do you use "rowan" in a sentence?
Example: "The rowan tree outside the cottage was thick with red berries in autumn." In Irish, "rowan" is caorthann.
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