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immram

immram noun: an Old Irish tale of a sea voyage to a mythical land.

Noun

immram (plural immrama)

  1. An Old Irish tale of a sea voyage to a mythical land.

Forms of immram

pluralimmrama

Origin of immram

Borrowed from Old Irish imram (“sea voyage”).

Questions about immram

What does immram mean?
Immram means an Old Irish tale of a sea voyage to a mythical land.
What part of speech is immram?
Immram is a noun.
What is the plural of immram?
The plural of immram is immrama.

Words near immram in the dictionary

  1. immovably
  2. immoveable
  3. immoveables
  4. immoveably
  5. immoved
  6. immram
  7. Imms
  8. immucillin
  9. immucillins
  10. immulectin
  11. immulectins

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