wandering in Irish
wandering in Irish is fán, fánaíocht, seachrán — wandering means moving from place to place without a settled route or home.
wandering in Irish
fán
Travelling without preset route; roaming.
fánaíocht
Travelling without preset route; roaming.
seachrán
Straying from a desired path.
What does "wandering" mean?
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adj Moving from place to place without a settled route or home.
"A wandering musician passed through the village every summer."
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noun Travel or movement without a fixed plan; roaming.
"Years of wandering finally brought her back to her hometown."
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noun Aimless or unfocused thought.
"His essay suffered from constant wandering off-topic."
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wandering in a sentence
- A wandering musician passed through the village every summer.
- Years of wandering finally brought her back to her hometown.
- His essay suffered from constant wandering off-topic.
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What is "wandering" in Irish?
"wandering" in Irish is fán, fánaíocht, seachrán. wandering means: Moving from place to place without a settled route or home.
How do you use "wandering" in a sentence?
Example: "A wandering musician passed through the village every summer." In Irish, "wandering" is fán, fánaíocht, seachrán.
Are there other ways to say "wandering" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "wandering": fán, fánaíocht, seachrán.
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