fatherland in Irish
fatherland in Irish is athairtír, athartha, tír dhúchais — fatherland means one's native country, especially spoken of with strong patriotic feeling.
fatherland in Irish
athairtír
The country of one's ancestors.
athartha
The country of one's ancestors.
tír dhúchais
The country of one's ancestors.
What does "fatherland" mean?
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noun One's native country, especially spoken of with strong patriotic feeling.
"The soldiers were told they were fighting to defend the fatherland."
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- The soldiers were told they were fighting to defend the fatherland.
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What is "fatherland" in Irish?
"fatherland" in Irish is athairtír, athartha, tír dhúchais. fatherland means: One's native country, especially spoken of with strong patriotic feeling.
How do you use "fatherland" in a sentence?
Example: "The soldiers were told they were fighting to defend the fatherland." In Irish, "fatherland" is athairtír, athartha, tír dhúchais.
Are there other ways to say "fatherland" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "fatherland": athairtír, athartha, tír dhúchais.
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