catechism in Irish
catechism in Irish is teagasc Críostaí — catechism means a book that summarises the basic teachings of a religion, typically in question-and-answer form.
catechism in Irish
teagasc Críostaí
A book, in question and answer form, summarizing the basic principles of Christianity.
What does "catechism" mean?
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noun A book that summarises the basic teachings of a religion, typically in question-and-answer form.
"The children studied the catechism before their confirmation."
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noun Any basic instructional manual laid out as a series of questions and answers.
"The training guide reads almost like a catechism of company policy."
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catechism in a sentence
- The children studied the catechism before their confirmation.
- The training guide reads almost like a catechism of company policy.
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What is "catechism" in Irish?
"catechism" in Irish is teagasc Críostaí. catechism means: A book that summarises the basic teachings of a religion, typically in question-and-answer form.
How do you use "catechism" in a sentence?
Example: "The children studied the catechism before their confirmation." In Irish, "catechism" is teagasc Críostaí.
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