Caucasian in Irish
Caucasian in Irish is Cugasach — Caucasian means relating to people classified by an older racial system as white or of European descent.
Caucasian in Irish
Cugasach
Of or relating to the Caucasus region or its culture, languages, and people.
Cugasach
A native or inhabitant of the Caucasus.
What does "Caucasian" mean?
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adj Relating to people classified by an older racial system as white or of European descent.
"The form asked applicants to select their ethnicity, including Caucasian."
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adj Relating to the Caucasus region and its peoples or languages.
"Georgian and Chechen are both Caucasian languages."
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noun A white person, per the older racial classification.
"The study compared health outcomes between Caucasians and other groups."
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Caucasian in a sentence
- The form asked applicants to select their ethnicity, including Caucasian.
- Georgian and Chechen are both Caucasian languages.
- The study compared health outcomes between Caucasians and other groups.
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What is "Caucasian" in Irish?
"Caucasian" in Irish is Cugasach. Caucasian means: Relating to people classified by an older racial system as white or of European descent.
How do you use "Caucasian" in a sentence?
Example: "The form asked applicants to select their ethnicity, including Caucasian." In Irish, "Caucasian" is Cugasach.
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