wheat in Irish
wheat in Irish is cruithneacht — wheat means a cereal grass grown for its grain, used to make flour, bread, and pasta.
wheat in Irish
cruithneacht
(countable) Any of several cereal grains, of the genus Triticum, that yields flour as used in bakery.
What does "wheat" mean?
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noun A cereal grass grown for its grain, used to make flour, bread, and pasta.
"Fields of wheat swayed gently in the warm breeze beside the road."
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adj Having a light golden-brown color, like ripe wheat.
"They painted the nursery a soft wheat shade that looked warm in the evening."
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wheat in a sentence
- Fields of wheat swayed gently in the warm breeze beside the road.
- The farmer harvested the wheat in late summer.
- They painted the nursery a soft wheat shade that looked warm in the evening.
- He chose wheat curtains to match the golden carpet.
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What is "wheat" in Irish?
"wheat" in Irish is cruithneacht. wheat means: A cereal grass grown for its grain, used to make flour, bread, and pasta.
How do you use "wheat" in a sentence?
Example: "Fields of wheat swayed gently in the warm breeze beside the road." In Irish, "wheat" is cruithneacht.
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