birch in Swahili
birch in Swahili is ubao wa mbetula — birch means a tree with thin, often pale, peeling bark, common across the Northern Hemisphere.
birch in Swahili
ubao wa mbetula
wood
What does "birch" mean?
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noun A tree with thin, often pale, peeling bark, common across the Northern Hemisphere.
"A row of silver birches lined the driveway."
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noun A bundle of birch twigs formerly used as an instrument of corporal punishment.
"Schoolboys were once punished with the birch."
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verb To punish someone by beating them with a birch rod.
"He was birched for stealing apples."
birch in a sentence
- A row of silver birches lined the driveway.
- Schoolboys were once punished with the birch.
- He was birched for stealing apples.
Common Swahili translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "birch" in Swahili?
"birch" in Swahili is ubao wa mbetula. birch means: A tree with thin, often pale, peeling bark, common across the Northern Hemisphere.
How do you use "birch" in a sentence?
Example: "A row of silver birches lined the driveway." In Swahili, "birch" is ubao wa mbetula.
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