warren in Irish
warren in Irish is coinicéar — warren means a network of interconnecting burrows where rabbits live.
warren in Irish
coinicéar
A system of burrows in which rabbits live.
What does "warren" mean?
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noun A network of interconnecting burrows where rabbits live.
"The field was riddled with an old rabbit warren."
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noun A confusing, maze-like place with many narrow passages or rooms, often crowded.
"The old quarter of the city was a warren of narrow alleyways."
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warren in a sentence
- The field was riddled with an old rabbit warren.
- The old quarter of the city was a warren of narrow alleyways.
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What is "warren" in Irish?
"warren" in Irish is coinicéar. warren means: A network of interconnecting burrows where rabbits live.
How do you use "warren" in a sentence?
Example: "The field was riddled with an old rabbit warren." In Irish, "warren" is coinicéar.
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