split in Irish
split in Irish is scoilt, scáineadh, deighil — split means to divide something into parts, often along a line.
split in Irish
scoilt
A crack or longitudinal fissure.
scáineadh
A crack or longitudinal fissure.
deighil
scoilt
scáin
What does "split" mean?
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verb To divide something into parts, often along a line.
"Split the wood along the grain with the axe."
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verb Informal: to leave a place.
"Let's split before the traffic gets bad."
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noun A division or separation, especially in an organization or relationship.
"The split between the two founders was messy."
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noun A gymnastic move where the legs extend flat in opposite directions.
"The gymnast landed a perfect split."
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split in a sentence
- Split the wood along the grain with the axe.
- We split the bill evenly between the four of us.
- Let's split before the traffic gets bad.
- The split between the two founders was messy.
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What is "split" in Irish?
"split" in Irish is scoilt, scáineadh, deighil. split means: To divide something into parts, often along a line.
How do you use "split" in a sentence?
Example: "Split the wood along the grain with the axe." In Irish, "split" is scoilt, scáineadh, deighil.
Are there other ways to say "split" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "split": scoilt, scáineadh, deighil, scáin.
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