unclean in Irish
unclean in Irish is neamhghlan — unclean means dirty or covered in filth.
unclean in Irish
neamhghlan
Dirty, soiled or foul.
What does "unclean" mean?
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adj Dirty or covered in filth.
"The water from the well was unclean and unsafe to drink."
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adj Considered impure in a religious or ceremonial sense.
"Certain foods are described as unclean in the text."
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unclean in a sentence
- The water from the well was unclean and unsafe to drink.
- Certain foods are described as unclean in the text.
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What is "unclean" in Irish?
"unclean" in Irish is neamhghlan. unclean means: Dirty or covered in filth.
How do you use "unclean" in a sentence?
Example: "The water from the well was unclean and unsafe to drink." In Irish, "unclean" is neamhghlan.
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