fort in Irish
fort in Irish is dún, daingean — fort means a strong structure built to defend a place, usually staffed with troops.
fort in Irish
dún
A fortified defensive structure stationed with troops.
daingean
A fortified defensive structure stationed with troops.
What does "fort" mean?
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noun A strong structure built to defend a place, usually staffed with troops.
"The soldiers were stationed at a fort near the border."
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noun A simple structure built from furniture, blankets, or boxes as part of a game.
"The kids built a fort out of couch cushions in the living room."
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fort in a sentence
- The soldiers were stationed at a fort near the border.
- Tourists visit the old colonial fort every summer.
- The kids built a fort out of couch cushions in the living room.
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What is "fort" in Irish?
"fort" in Irish is dún, daingean. fort means: A strong structure built to defend a place, usually staffed with troops.
How do you use "fort" in a sentence?
Example: "The soldiers were stationed at a fort near the border." In Irish, "fort" is dún, daingean.
Are there other ways to say "fort" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "fort": dún, daingean.
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