she in Irish
she in Irish is sí, í — she means used to refer to a female person or animal already mentioned.
she in Irish
sí
(personal) The female (typically) person or animal previously mentioned or implied.
í
(personal) The female (typically) person or animal previously mentioned or implied.
sí
(personal, sometimes, _, affectionate) A ship or boat.
What does "she" mean?
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pronoun Used to refer to a female person or animal already mentioned.
"My sister called earlier; she wants to meet for lunch."
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pronoun Used, especially in older or poetic usage, to refer to a ship, country, or machine.
"The old sailors always said of their boat, "She sails beautifully in a strong wind.""
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noun A female person or animal.
"Is the new puppy a he or a she?"
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she in a sentence
- My sister called earlier; she wants to meet for lunch.
- The cat hid under the sofa because she was scared of the storm.
- The old sailors always said of their boat, "She sails beautifully in a strong wind."
- Is the new puppy a he or a she?
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Frequently asked questions
What is "she" in Irish?
"she" in Irish is sí, í. she means: Used to refer to a female person or animal already mentioned.
How do you use "she" in a sentence?
Example: "My sister called earlier; she wants to meet for lunch." In Irish, "she" is sí, í.
Are there other ways to say "she" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "she": sí, í.
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