cairn in Portuguese
cairn in Portuguese is moledro — cairn means a pile of stones stacked up as a marker, memorial, or landmark.
cairn in Portuguese
moledro
What does "cairn" mean?
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noun A pile of stones stacked up as a marker, memorial, or landmark.
"Hikers built a cairn at the summit to mark the trail."
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cairn in a sentence
- Hikers built a cairn at the summit to mark the trail.
- The ancient cairn was believed to mark a burial site.
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What is "cairn" in Portuguese?
"cairn" in Portuguese is moledro. cairn means: A pile of stones stacked up as a marker, memorial, or landmark.
How do you use "cairn" in a sentence?
Example: "Hikers built a cairn at the summit to mark the trail." In Portuguese, "cairn" is moledro.
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