Antiquity in Irish
Antiquity in Irish is Cianaois — Antiquity means ancient times, especially the era of the ancient Greeks and Romans.
Antiquity in Irish
Cianaois
The period of Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome.
What does "Antiquity" mean?
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noun Ancient times, especially the era of the ancient Greeks and Romans.
"The philosopher Plato lived in classical antiquity."
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noun An object or relic surviving from ancient times.
"The museum's collection of antiquities includes coins and statues thousands of years old."
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Antiquity in a sentence
- The philosopher Plato lived in classical antiquity.
- Many modern legal ideas can be traced back to antiquity.
- The museum's collection of antiquities includes coins and statues thousands of years old.
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What is "Antiquity" in Irish?
"Antiquity" in Irish is Cianaois. Antiquity means: Ancient times, especially the era of the ancient Greeks and Romans.
How do you use "Antiquity" in a sentence?
Example: "The philosopher Plato lived in classical antiquity." In Irish, "Antiquity" is Cianaois.
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