seashell in Irish
seashell in Irish is sliogán, sliogán trá — seashell means the hard outer shell of a sea creature such as a clam, snail, or mussel, especially one found washed up on a beach.
seashell in Irish
sliogán
The empty shell of a marine mollusk.
sliogán trá
The empty shell of a marine mollusk.
What does "seashell" mean?
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noun The hard outer shell of a sea creature such as a clam, snail, or mussel, especially one found washed up on a beach.
"The children spent the afternoon collecting seashells along the shore."
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seashell in a sentence
- The children spent the afternoon collecting seashells along the shore.
- She strung the tiny seashells into a bracelet.
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What is "seashell" in Irish?
"seashell" in Irish is sliogán, sliogán trá. seashell means: The hard outer shell of a sea creature such as a clam, snail, or mussel, especially one found washed up on a beach.
How do you use "seashell" in a sentence?
Example: "The children spent the afternoon collecting seashells along the shore." In Irish, "seashell" is sliogán, sliogán trá.
Are there other ways to say "seashell" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "seashell": sliogán, sliogán trá.
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