Bethlehem in Irish
Bethlehem in Irish is Beithil — Bethlehem means a city in the West Bank traditionally regarded as the birthplace of Jesus.
Bethlehem in Irish
Beithil
What does "Bethlehem" mean?
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name A city in the West Bank traditionally regarded as the birthplace of Jesus.
"Pilgrims travel to Bethlehem every Christmas to visit the Church of the Nativity."
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noun An old, informal word for a lunatic asylum.
"The archaic use of "bethlehem" for an asylum survives today in the word "bedlam.""
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Bethlehem in a sentence
- Pilgrims travel to Bethlehem every Christmas to visit the Church of the Nativity.
- The archaic use of "bethlehem" for an asylum survives today in the word "bedlam."
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What is "Bethlehem" in Irish?
"Bethlehem" in Irish is Beithil. Bethlehem means: A city in the West Bank traditionally regarded as the birthplace of Jesus.
How do you use "Bethlehem" in a sentence?
Example: "Pilgrims travel to Bethlehem every Christmas to visit the Church of the Nativity." In Irish, "Bethlehem" is Beithil.
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