singular in Irish
singular in Irish is uatha — singular means remarkably unusual or exceptional; standing out from the ordinary.
singular in Irish
uatha
(grammar) Referring to only one thing or person.
What does "singular" mean?
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adj Remarkably unusual or exceptional; standing out from the ordinary.
"She showed singular courage during the crisis."
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noun The grammatical form of a word used to refer to just one person or thing.
""Mouse" is the singular; "mice" is the plural."
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singular in a sentence
- She showed singular courage during the crisis.
- "Mouse" is the singular; "mice" is the plural.
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What is "singular" in Irish?
"singular" in Irish is uatha. singular means: Remarkably unusual or exceptional; standing out from the ordinary.
How do you use "singular" in a sentence?
Example: "She showed singular courage during the crisis." In Irish, "singular" is uatha.
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