Byzantine in Irish
Byzantine in Irish is Biosántach — Byzantine means relating to the Byzantine Empire or its art and architecture.
Byzantine in Irish
Biosántach
Biosántach
(historical) A native of Byzantium (modern-day Istanbul) or of the Byzantine empire
What does "Byzantine" mean?
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adj Relating to the Byzantine Empire or its art and architecture.
"The cathedral's mosaics are a fine example of Byzantine style."
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adj Excessively complicated, especially describing rules or bureaucracy.
"Getting a visa involved a byzantine set of forms and approvals."
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Byzantine in a sentence
- The cathedral's mosaics are a fine example of Byzantine style.
- Getting a visa involved a byzantine set of forms and approvals.
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What is "Byzantine" in Irish?
"Byzantine" in Irish is Biosántach. Byzantine means: Relating to the Byzantine Empire or its art and architecture.
How do you use "Byzantine" in a sentence?
Example: "The cathedral's mosaics are a fine example of Byzantine style." In Irish, "Byzantine" is Biosántach.
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