wildness in Irish
wildness in Irish is ainscian, ainsciantacht, alltacht — wildness means the quality or state of being wild, untamed, or uncontrolled.
wildness in Irish
ainscian
The state or quality of being wild.
ainsciantacht
The state or quality of being wild.
alltacht
The state or quality of being wild.
báiní
The state or quality of being wild.
díscire
The state or quality of being wild.
dúchas
The state or quality of being wild.
What does "wildness" mean?
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noun The quality or state of being wild, untamed, or uncontrolled.
"There's a certain wildness to the coastline that no photograph captures."
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wildness in a sentence
- There's a certain wildness to the coastline that no photograph captures.
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What is "wildness" in Irish?
"wildness" in Irish is ainscian, ainsciantacht, alltacht. wildness means: The quality or state of being wild, untamed, or uncontrolled.
How do you use "wildness" in a sentence?
Example: "There's a certain wildness to the coastline that no photograph captures." In Irish, "wildness" is ainscian, ainsciantacht, alltacht.
Are there other ways to say "wildness" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 6 translations listed for "wildness": ainscian, ainsciantacht, alltacht, báiní, díscire, dúchas.
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