Albert in Irish
Albert in Irish is Ailbhe — Albert means a male given name of Germanic origin, meaning roughly "noble and bright.".
Albert in Irish
Ailbhe
A en given name.
What does "Albert" mean?
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name A male given name of Germanic origin, meaning roughly "noble and bright."
"The name became especially fashionable in 19th-century Britain because of Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert."
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noun Informally, a short watch chain, named after Prince Albert, who popularised the style.
"He wore an old-fashioned Albert chain looped across his waistcoat."
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Albert in a sentence
- The name became especially fashionable in 19th-century Britain because of Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert.
- He wore an old-fashioned Albert chain looped across his waistcoat.
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What is "Albert" in Irish?
"Albert" in Irish is Ailbhe. Albert means: A male given name of Germanic origin, meaning roughly "noble and bright."
How do you use "Albert" in a sentence?
Example: "The name became especially fashionable in 19th-century Britain because of Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert." In Irish, "Albert" is Ailbhe.
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