Godspeed in Irish
Godspeed in Irish is go soirbhí Dia dhuit — Godspeed means said to wish someone well as they set off on a journey or a difficult undertaking.
Godspeed in Irish
go soirbhí Dia dhuit
(literary) Used, especially at a parting, to express the wish that the outcome of a person's actions be positive for them; typically said to someone who is about to start a journey or a daring endeavour.
What does "Godspeed" mean?
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intj Said to wish someone well as they set off on a journey or a difficult undertaking.
""Godspeed," she said, hugging him tightly before he boarded the ship."
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noun A wish for someone's safe travel or success.
"He offered a quiet godspeed as the convoy pulled away."
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Godspeed in a sentence
- "Godspeed," she said, hugging him tightly before he boarded the ship.
- Godspeed to the whole team heading out on the expedition tomorrow.
- He offered a quiet godspeed as the convoy pulled away.
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What is "Godspeed" in Irish?
"Godspeed" in Irish is go soirbhí Dia dhuit. Godspeed means: Said to wish someone well as they set off on a journey or a difficult undertaking.
How do you use "Godspeed" in a sentence?
Example: ""Godspeed," she said, hugging him tightly before he boarded the ship." In Irish, "Godspeed" is go soirbhí Dia dhuit.
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