wombat in Irish
wombat in Irish is vombat — wombat means a stocky, burrowing, plant-eating marsupial native to Australia.
wombat in Irish
vombat
Any of several herbivorous, burrowing marsupials, of the family Vombatidae, mainly found in southern and eastern Australia.
What does "wombat" mean?
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noun A stocky, burrowing, plant-eating marsupial native to Australia.
"The wombat dug a deep burrow beneath the eucalyptus tree."
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wombat in a sentence
- The wombat dug a deep burrow beneath the eucalyptus tree.
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What is "wombat" in Irish?
"wombat" in Irish is vombat. wombat means: A stocky, burrowing, plant-eating marsupial native to Australia.
How do you use "wombat" in a sentence?
Example: "The wombat dug a deep burrow beneath the eucalyptus tree." In Irish, "wombat" is vombat.
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