spider in Irish
spider in Irish is damhán alla, fíodóir, ruán alla — spider means an eight-legged creature, many of which spin webs to catch insects.
spider in Irish
What does "spider" mean?
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noun An eight-legged creature, many of which spin webs to catch insects.
"A large spider had spun its web across the porch overnight."
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noun A computer program that automatically browses the web, following links to collect information (also called a web crawler).
"Search engines use spiders to index new pages across the internet."
spider in a sentence
- A large spider had spun its web across the porch overnight.
- She screamed when a spider dropped from the ceiling.
- Search engines use spiders to index new pages across the internet.
- The site blocked the spider after it made too many requests too quickly.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "spider" in Irish?
"spider" in Irish is damhán alla, fíodóir, ruán alla. spider means: An eight-legged creature, many of which spin webs to catch insects.
How do you use "spider" in a sentence?
Example: "A large spider had spun its web across the porch overnight." In Irish, "spider" is damhán alla, fíodóir, ruán alla.
Are there other ways to say "spider" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "spider": damhán alla, fíodóir, ruán alla.