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What's the Irish word for "skeleton"?

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Creatlach is for animals?

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  1. Bones begorra


  2. skeleton = cnámharlach (if you mean human bones)

    otherwise "creatlach"

    You could use cnámharlach for animals, generally for animals you just say  cnámha (bones) or conablach (carcass)

    Creatlach is a building skeleton or framework etc.

  3. All I know is that it's 'ysgerbwd' in Welsh.

  4. cnámharlach

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