Barbary in Irish
Barbary in Irish is Barbair — Barbary means a historical name for the coastal regions of North Africa, once notorious as a base for pirates.
Barbary in Irish
Barbair
(historical) The Mediterranean coastal areas of North Africa that were used as a base by pirates in the 16th to 19th centuries.
What does "Barbary" mean?
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name A historical name for the coastal regions of North Africa, once notorious as a base for pirates.
"The novel is set among pirates raiding ships from the Barbary Coast."
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Barbary in a sentence
- The novel is set among pirates raiding ships from the Barbary Coast.
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What is "Barbary" in Irish?
"Barbary" in Irish is Barbair. Barbary means: A historical name for the coastal regions of North Africa, once notorious as a base for pirates.
How do you use "Barbary" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel is set among pirates raiding ships from the Barbary Coast." In Irish, "Barbary" is Barbair.
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