sylvan in Irish
sylvan in Irish is coillteach, crannach, crannmhar — sylvan means relating to woods or forests.
sylvan in Irish
coillteach
Wooded, or covered in forest.
crannach
Wooded, or covered in forest.
crannmhar
Wooded, or covered in forest.
What does "sylvan" mean?
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adj Relating to woods or forests.
"Over the course of the nineteenth century, an entity known as the 'German forest' arose out of Central Europe's sylvan diversity."
- adj Living in a forest or wood.
- adj Covered with trees; wooded.
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sylvan in a sentence
- Over the course of the nineteenth century, an entity known as the 'German forest' arose out of Central Europe's sylvan diversity.
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What is "sylvan" in Irish?
"sylvan" in Irish is coillteach, crannach, crannmhar. sylvan means: Relating to woods or forests.
Are there other ways to say "sylvan" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "sylvan": coillteach, crannach, crannmhar.
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