soil in Irish
soil in Irish is ithir, cré, talamh — soil means the loose top layer of earth in which plants grow, made up of minerals, organic matter, and nutrients.
soil in Irish
ithir
cré
talamh
Country or territory.
salaigh
What does "soil" mean?
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noun The loose top layer of earth in which plants grow, made up of minerals, organic matter, and nutrients.
"Good soil is essential for a healthy vegetable garden."
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noun A country or territory, especially in phrases about national land.
"It was the first time enemy troops had set foot on home soil."
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verb To make dirty; to stain.
"Try not to soil the tablecloth with those markers."
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soil in a sentence
- Good soil is essential for a healthy vegetable garden.
- Heavy rain had washed a lot of topsoil down the hillside.
- It was the first time enemy troops had set foot on home soil.
- Try not to soil the tablecloth with those markers.
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What is "soil" in Irish?
"soil" in Irish is ithir, cré, talamh. soil means: The loose top layer of earth in which plants grow, made up of minerals, organic matter, and nutrients.
How do you use "soil" in a sentence?
Example: "Good soil is essential for a healthy vegetable garden." In Irish, "soil" is ithir, cré, talamh.
Are there other ways to say "soil" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "soil": ithir, cré, talamh, salaigh.
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