hall in Irish
hall in Irish is halla, teach mór — hall means a passage or corridor inside a building.
hall in Irish
halla
teach mór
A manor house (originally because a magistrate's court was held in the hall of his mansion).
What does "hall" mean?
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noun A passage or corridor inside a building.
"Her office is at the end of the hall."
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noun A large room used for meetings, events, or gatherings.
"The wedding reception was held in the town hall."
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noun A large house, especially a historic manor.
"The estate is known locally simply as "the Hall.""
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hall in a sentence
- Her office is at the end of the hall.
- The wedding reception was held in the town hall.
- Students filled the assembly hall for the ceremony.
- The estate is known locally simply as "the Hall."
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What is "hall" in Irish?
"hall" in Irish is halla, teach mór. hall means: A passage or corridor inside a building.
How do you use "hall" in a sentence?
Example: "Her office is at the end of the hall." In Irish, "hall" is halla, teach mór.
Are there other ways to say "hall" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "hall": halla, teach mór.
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