Arab in Irish
Arab in Irish is Arabach, capall Arabach — Arab means a member of an ethnic group native to the Arabian Peninsula and the wider Arabic-speaking world.
Arab in Irish
Arabach
Of or pertaining to Arabs and their nations.
Arabach
A Semitic person, whose forebears were from the Arabian Peninsula.
Arabach
An Arabian horse.
capall Arabach
An Arabian horse.
What does "Arab" mean?
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noun A member of an ethnic group native to the Arabian Peninsula and the wider Arabic-speaking world.
"Many Arab countries share Arabic as a common language."
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adj Relating to Arabs or the Arab world.
"The summit brought together leaders from several Arab nations."
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noun A breed of horse originally from the Arabian Peninsula, known for speed and endurance.
"The stable specialises in breeding Arabs."
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Arab in a sentence
- Many Arab countries share Arabic as a common language.
- The summit brought together leaders from several Arab nations.
- The stable specialises in breeding Arabs.
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What is "Arab" in Irish?
"Arab" in Irish is Arabach, capall Arabach. Arab means: A member of an ethnic group native to the Arabian Peninsula and the wider Arabic-speaking world.
How do you use "Arab" in a sentence?
Example: "Many Arab countries share Arabic as a common language." In Irish, "Arab" is Arabach, capall Arabach.
Are there other ways to say "Arab" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "Arab": Arabach, capall Arabach.
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