running in Irish
running in Irish is reatha, silidh — running means the activity of moving fast on foot, whether as exercise, sport, or everyday movement.
running in Irish
reatha
(medicine) Discharging pus.
silidh
(medicine) Discharging pus.
What does "running" mean?
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noun The activity of moving fast on foot, whether as exercise, sport, or everyday movement.
"She took up running to clear her head after work."
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adj Continuing without interruption; ongoing.
"They kept a running tally of expenses throughout the trip."
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adj Current or present.
"What's the running total on the fundraiser so far?"
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running in a sentence
- She took up running to clear her head after work.
- Running became his main form of stress relief.
- They kept a running tally of expenses throughout the trip.
- What's the running total on the fundraiser so far?
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What is "running" in Irish?
"running" in Irish is reatha, silidh. running means: The activity of moving fast on foot, whether as exercise, sport, or everyday movement.
How do you use "running" in a sentence?
Example: "She took up running to clear her head after work." In Irish, "running" is reatha, silidh.
Are there other ways to say "running" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "running": reatha, silidh.
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