scarab in Irish
scarab in Irish is scarab — scarab means a type of beetle sacred to the ancient Egyptians, or any beetle in that family.
scarab in Irish
scarab
A symbol, seal, amulet, or gem fashioned to resemble the sacred beetle.
What does "scarab" mean?
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noun A type of beetle sacred to the ancient Egyptians, or any beetle in that family.
"The museum displayed a scarab amulet from a pharaoh's tomb."
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noun A carved gem or amulet shaped like this beetle.
"She wore a small scarab pendant around her neck."
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scarab in a sentence
- The museum displayed a scarab amulet from a pharaoh's tomb.
- She wore a small scarab pendant around her neck.
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What is "scarab" in Irish?
"scarab" in Irish is scarab. scarab means: A type of beetle sacred to the ancient Egyptians, or any beetle in that family.
How do you use "scarab" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum displayed a scarab amulet from a pharaoh's tomb." In Irish, "scarab" is scarab.
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