hale in Irish
hale in Irish is breabhsánta — hale means healthy and strong, especially for someone's age.
hale in Irish
breabhsánta
(dated) Sound, entire, healthy; robust, not impaired.
What does "hale" mean?
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adj Healthy and strong, especially for someone's age.
"Even at ninety, her grandfather remained hale and active."
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verb To pull or drag someone forcibly.
"The guards haled the prisoner before the judge."
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hale in a sentence
- Even at ninety, her grandfather remained hale and active.
- The guards haled the prisoner before the judge.
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What is "hale" in Irish?
"hale" in Irish is breabhsánta. hale means: Healthy and strong, especially for someone's age.
How do you use "hale" in a sentence?
Example: "Even at ninety, her grandfather remained hale and active." In Irish, "hale" is breabhsánta.
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