Arabian in Irish
Arabian in Irish is Arabach, capall Arabach — Arabian means relating to Arabia or its people and culture.
Arabian in Irish
Arabach
Related to Arabia.
Arabach
A native of Arabia.
Arabach
An Arabian horse.
capall Arabach
An Arabian horse.
What does "Arabian" mean?
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adj Relating to Arabia or its people and culture.
"The hotel lobby was decorated in an Arabian style, with brass lamps and mosaic tiles."
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noun A person from Arabia, or an Arabian horse — a breed known for its speed and endurance.
"The stable specialized in breeding Arabians for endurance racing."
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Arabian in a sentence
- The hotel lobby was decorated in an Arabian style, with brass lamps and mosaic tiles.
- She studied Arabian history at university.
- The stable specialized in breeding Arabians for endurance racing.
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What is "Arabian" in Irish?
"Arabian" in Irish is Arabach, capall Arabach. Arabian means: Relating to Arabia or its people and culture.
How do you use "Arabian" in a sentence?
Example: "The hotel lobby was decorated in an Arabian style, with brass lamps and mosaic tiles." In Irish, "Arabian" is Arabach, capall Arabach.
Are there other ways to say "Arabian" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "Arabian": Arabach, capall Arabach.
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