birth in Irish
birth in Irish is breith — birth means the event of being born; the moment a baby or animal comes into the world.
birth in Irish
breith
(uncountable) The process of childbearing; the beginning of life; the emergence of a human baby or other viviparous animal offspring from the mother's body into the environment.
What does "birth" mean?
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noun The event of being born; the moment a baby or animal comes into the world.
"The farmer stayed up all night waiting for the birth of the foal."
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noun The start or origin of something.
"Historians often describe that invention as the birth of modern communication."
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verb To give birth to, or to bring something into existence.
"The old mare birthed a healthy foal in the early hours."
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birth in a sentence
- The farmer stayed up all night waiting for the birth of the foal.
- She was exhausted but overjoyed after the birth of her son.
- Historians often describe that invention as the birth of modern communication.
- The festival was the birth of a tradition that still continues in our village.
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What is "birth" in Irish?
"birth" in Irish is breith. birth means: The event of being born; the moment a baby or animal comes into the world.
How do you use "birth" in a sentence?
Example: "The farmer stayed up all night waiting for the birth of the foal." In Irish, "birth" is breith.
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