fair in Irish
fair in Irish is álainn, fionn, réasúnta — fair means treating people equally and reasonably; just.
fair in Irish
álainn
Unblemished (figuratively or literally); clean and pure; innocent.
fionn
Light in color, pale, particularly with regard to skin tone but also referring to blond and red hair.
réasúnta
Just, equitable.
aonach
What does "fair" mean?
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adj Treating people equally and reasonably; just.
"Is it fair that I always do the washing up?"
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adj Pale in skin or hair colour.
"Her fair complexion burns easily, so she always wears sun cream."
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adj Reasonably good, but not excellent.
"My French is only fair, but I can order a meal."
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noun An outdoor event with entertainment, games, and stalls.
"The children rode the carousel and ate candy floss at the village fair."
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fair in a sentence
- Is it fair that I always do the washing up?
- The referee made a fair decision.
- Her fair complexion burns easily, so she always wears sun cream.
- She has fair skin and freckles.
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What is "fair" in Irish?
"fair" in Irish is álainn, fionn, réasúnta. fair means: Treating people equally and reasonably; just.
How do you use "fair" in a sentence?
Example: "Is it fair that I always do the washing up?" In Irish, "fair" is álainn, fionn, réasúnta.
Are there other ways to say "fair" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "fair": álainn, fionn, réasúnta, aonach.
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