Ganges in Irish
Ganges in Irish is Ganga, Ghainséis — Ganges means a major river flowing through India and Bangladesh, considered sacred in Hinduism.
Ganges in Irish
Ganga
A river in India and Bangladesh, sacred within Hinduism.
Ghainséis
A river in India and Bangladesh, sacred within Hinduism.
What does "Ganges" mean?
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name A major river flowing through India and Bangladesh, considered sacred in Hinduism.
"The Ganges begins in the Himalayas and flows all the way to the Bay of Bengal."
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Ganges in a sentence
- The Ganges begins in the Himalayas and flows all the way to the Bay of Bengal.
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What is "Ganges" in Irish?
"Ganges" in Irish is Ganga, Ghainséis. Ganges means: A major river flowing through India and Bangladesh, considered sacred in Hinduism.
How do you use "Ganges" in a sentence?
Example: "The Ganges begins in the Himalayas and flows all the way to the Bay of Bengal." In Irish, "Ganges" is Ganga, Ghainséis.
Are there other ways to say "Ganges" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "Ganges": Ganga, Ghainséis.
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