vituperate in Irish
vituperate in Irish is aithisigh, feann, scall — vituperate means to scold someone very harshly, often with insults.
vituperate in Irish
aithisigh
feann
scall
What does "vituperate" mean?
- verb To scold someone very harshly, often with insults.
- verb To attack someone using rude or offensive language.
- verb To speak in an abusive or harsh way.
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What is "vituperate" in Irish?
"vituperate" in Irish is aithisigh, feann, scall. vituperate means: To scold someone very harshly, often with insults.
Are there other ways to say "vituperate" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "vituperate": aithisigh, feann, scall.
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