English to Esperanto Meaning of murphy - Murphy

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Definitions of murphy in English
Noun(1) an edible tuber native to South America; a staple food of Ireland
Examples of murphy in English
(1) Well, to tell the truth, I did remember that in Ireland potatoes are called murphies , but I hadn't heard of Spud Murphy.
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1. potato ::
terpomon
2. spud ::
Spud
3. tater ::
Tater
4. white potato ::
blanka terpomo
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