swoon in Irish
swoon in Irish is aisnéal, fanntais, laige — swoon means to faint or become lightheaded, especially from strong emotion.
swoon in Irish
aisnéal
A faint.
fanntais
A faint.
laige
A faint.
néal
A faint.
támh
A faint.
támhnéal
A faint.
What does "swoon" mean?
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verb To faint or become lightheaded, especially from strong emotion.
"She nearly swooned at the sight of the accident."
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verb To be overwhelmed with delight or admiration, especially romantic infatuation.
"Fans swooned whenever the singer walked on stage."
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noun A fainting spell, or a state of overwhelming delight.
"He fell into a swoon after hearing the shocking news."
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swoon in a sentence
- She nearly swooned at the sight of the accident.
- Fans swooned whenever the singer walked on stage.
- He fell into a swoon after hearing the shocking news.
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What is "swoon" in Irish?
"swoon" in Irish is aisnéal, fanntais, laige. swoon means: To faint or become lightheaded, especially from strong emotion.
How do you use "swoon" in a sentence?
Example: "She nearly swooned at the sight of the accident." In Irish, "swoon" is aisnéal, fanntais, laige.
Are there other ways to say "swoon" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 6 translations listed for "swoon": aisnéal, fanntais, laige, néal, támh, támhnéal.
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