Belgian in Irish
Belgian in Irish is Beilgeach — Belgian means a person from Belgium.
Belgian in Irish
Beilgeach
Of, from, or pertaining to Belgium or the Belgian people.
Beilgeach
A person from Belgium or of Belgian descent.
What does "Belgian" mean?
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noun A person from Belgium.
"His grandmother was a Belgian who moved to London after the war."
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adj Relating to Belgium or its people.
"They stopped at a shop famous for Belgian chocolate."
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Belgian in a sentence
- His grandmother was a Belgian who moved to London after the war.
- They stopped at a shop famous for Belgian chocolate.
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What is "Belgian" in Irish?
"Belgian" in Irish is Beilgeach. Belgian means: A person from Belgium.
How do you use "Belgian" in a sentence?
Example: "His grandmother was a Belgian who moved to London after the war." In Irish, "Belgian" is Beilgeach.
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