sawyer in Irish
sawyer in Irish is sábhadóir — sawyer means a person whose job is sawing timber.
sawyer in Irish
sábhadóir
One who saws timber, especially in a sawpit.
What does "sawyer" mean?
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noun A person whose job is sawing timber.
"The sawyer worked at the mill from sunrise until the evening whistle."
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noun A fallen tree trunk lodged in a river by the current.
"The kayaker steered away from a sawyer blocking the narrow channel."
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sawyer in a sentence
- The sawyer worked at the mill from sunrise until the evening whistle.
- My grandfather was a sawyer who cut logs into boards.
- The kayaker steered away from a sawyer blocking the narrow channel.
- A sawyer bobbed up and down in the strong current.
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What is "sawyer" in Irish?
"sawyer" in Irish is sábhadóir. sawyer means: A person whose job is sawing timber.
How do you use "sawyer" in a sentence?
Example: "The sawyer worked at the mill from sunrise until the evening whistle." In Irish, "sawyer" is sábhadóir.
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