eulogy in Irish
eulogy in Irish is aitheasc, moladh mairbh, óráid mholta — eulogy means a speech given to honour someone who has died, typically at their funeral.
eulogy in Irish
What does "eulogy" mean?
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noun A speech given to honour someone who has died, typically at their funeral.
"His daughter gave a moving eulogy at the memorial service."
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noun Any speech or piece of writing that praises someone or something highly.
"The retiring coach received a eulogy from the whole team."
eulogy in a sentence
- His daughter gave a moving eulogy at the memorial service.
- The retiring coach received a eulogy from the whole team.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "eulogy" in Irish?
"eulogy" in Irish is aitheasc, moladh mairbh, óráid mholta. eulogy means: A speech given to honour someone who has died, typically at their funeral.
How do you use "eulogy" in a sentence?
Example: "His daughter gave a moving eulogy at the memorial service." In Irish, "eulogy" is aitheasc, moladh mairbh, óráid mholta.
Are there other ways to say "eulogy" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 9 translations listed for "eulogy": aitheasc, moladh mairbh, óráid mholta, adhmholadh, amhra, dréacht molta.