stem in Irish
stem in Irish is coisc — stem means the main stalk of a plant that supports leaves, flowers, or fruit.
stem in Irish
coisc
(transitive) To stop, hinder (for instance, a river or blood).
What does "stem" mean?
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noun The main stalk of a plant that supports leaves, flowers, or fruit.
"She trimmed the stems before putting the roses in a vase."
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noun A slender supporting part of an object, such as a wine glass or tobacco pipe.
"He held the wine glass by its stem."
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noun The base form of a word to which endings are added.
"The stem of "running" is "run.""
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verb To originate or arise from something.
"Her fear of dogs stems from a childhood incident."
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stem in a sentence
- She trimmed the stems before putting the roses in a vase.
- He held the wine glass by its stem.
- The stem of "running" is "run."
- Her fear of dogs stems from a childhood incident.
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What is "stem" in Irish?
"stem" in Irish is coisc. stem means: The main stalk of a plant that supports leaves, flowers, or fruit.
How do you use "stem" in a sentence?
Example: "She trimmed the stems before putting the roses in a vase." In Irish, "stem" is coisc.
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