whorl in Irish
whorl in Irish is roithleán eiteáin — whorl means one ring or turn within a pattern of circles, ovals or a spiral shape.
whorl in Irish
roithleán eiteáin
A flywheel, a weight attached to a spindle. [from c. 1460]
What does "whorl" mean?
- noun One ring or turn within a pattern of circles, ovals or a spiral shape.
- noun A ring of three or more leaves or flowers growing around the same point on a stem.
- noun One full turn of the coiled, pointed shell of a snail-like creature.
- noun A curved, spiralling shape, as seen in a fingerprint or in the ear.
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What is "whorl" in Irish?
"whorl" in Irish is roithleán eiteáin. whorl means: One ring or turn within a pattern of circles, ovals or a spiral shape.
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