sapling in Irish
sapling in Irish is buinneán, crann óg — sapling means a young tree, past the seedling stage but still slender and immature.
sapling in Irish
buinneán
A young tree, larger than a seedling.
crann óg
A young tree, larger than a seedling.
What does "sapling" mean?
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noun A young tree, past the seedling stage but still slender and immature.
"We planted a row of oak saplings along the fence."
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noun A young person, especially a boy approaching adulthood.
"He was just a sapling of a lad when he first joined the crew."
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sapling in a sentence
- We planted a row of oak saplings along the fence.
- The storm snapped the thin sapling in half.
- He was just a sapling of a lad when he first joined the crew.
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What is "sapling" in Irish?
"sapling" in Irish is buinneán, crann óg. sapling means: A young tree, past the seedling stage but still slender and immature.
How do you use "sapling" in a sentence?
Example: "We planted a row of oak saplings along the fence." In Irish, "sapling" is buinneán, crann óg.
Are there other ways to say "sapling" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "sapling": buinneán, crann óg.
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