bibliophile in Irish
bibliophile in Irish is leabharbhách — bibliophile means someone who loves books.
bibliophile in Irish
leabharbhách
One who loves books.
What does "bibliophile" mean?
- noun Someone who loves books.
- noun Someone who collects books, even without much interest in reading them.
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noun Someone who has a deep love of the Bible.
"Lizz 'I have a Douay, a King James, and a Revised Standard Edition--I guess I really am a Bibliophile' Holmans"
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bibliophile in a sentence
- Lizz 'I have a Douay, a King James, and a Revised Standard Edition--I guess I really am a Bibliophile' Holmans
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What is "bibliophile" in Irish?
"bibliophile" in Irish is leabharbhách. bibliophile means: Someone who loves books.
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