tailed in Irish
tailed in Irish is earr, earrach, eireaballach — tailed means having a tail, or having a tail of a specified kind.
tailed in Irish
earr
(often, in combination) Having a tail.
earrach
(often, in combination) Having a tail.
eireaballach
(often, in combination) Having a tail.
What does "tailed" mean?
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adj Having a tail, or having a tail of a specified kind.
"The white-tailed deer stopped to look at us across the field."
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adj Of certain butterflies, having thin, thread-like projections at the edge of each hind wing.
"A tailed butterfly landed on the flower, showing the thin points on its wings."
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tailed in a sentence
- The white-tailed deer stopped to look at us across the field.
- A short-tailed cat wandered into the garden and sat by the fence.
- A tailed butterfly landed on the flower, showing the thin points on its wings.
- Many tailed butterflies look as if they have tiny ribbons trailing behind them.
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What is "tailed" in Irish?
"tailed" in Irish is earr, earrach, eireaballach. tailed means: Having a tail, or having a tail of a specified kind.
How do you use "tailed" in a sentence?
Example: "The white-tailed deer stopped to look at us across the field." In Irish, "tailed" is earr, earrach, eireaballach.
Are there other ways to say "tailed" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "tailed": earr, earrach, eireaballach.
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