shepherdess in Irish
shepherdess in Irish is banaoire, bantréadaí — shepherdess means a woman who tends sheep.
shepherdess in Irish
banaoire
(dated) A female shepherd.
bantréadaí
(dated) A female shepherd.
What does "shepherdess" mean?
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noun A woman who tends sheep.
"In the old painting, a shepherdess watches over her flock on a hillside."
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noun A large, deep, cushioned armchair.
"She curled up with a book in the shepherdess by the fire."
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shepherdess in a sentence
- In the old painting, a shepherdess watches over her flock on a hillside.
- She curled up with a book in the shepherdess by the fire.
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What is "shepherdess" in Irish?
"shepherdess" in Irish is banaoire, bantréadaí. shepherdess means: A woman who tends sheep.
How do you use "shepherdess" in a sentence?
Example: "In the old painting, a shepherdess watches over her flock on a hillside." In Irish, "shepherdess" is banaoire, bantréadaí.
Are there other ways to say "shepherdess" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "shepherdess": banaoire, bantréadaí.
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