heaven in Irish
heaven in Irish is neamh, flaitheas, flaithis — heaven means in many religions, the place where God, gods, or the blessed dead are believed to dwell.
heaven in Irish
neamh
flaitheas
flaithis
What does "heaven" mean?
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noun In many religions, the place where God, gods, or the blessed dead are believed to dwell.
"She believed her grandmother was watching over her from heaven."
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noun A state or place of great happiness; paradise.
"Lying on the beach with nothing to do felt like heaven."
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noun (Often plural, "the heavens") The sky.
"The heavens opened just as we stepped outside."
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heaven in a sentence
- She believed her grandmother was watching over her from heaven.
- Many people hope to meet their loved ones again in heaven.
- Lying on the beach with nothing to do felt like heaven.
- After a week of hard work, a hot bath and a good book were heaven.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "heaven" in Irish?
"heaven" in Irish is neamh, flaitheas, flaithis. heaven means: In many religions, the place where God, gods, or the blessed dead are believed to dwell.
How do you use "heaven" in a sentence?
Example: "She believed her grandmother was watching over her from heaven." In Irish, "heaven" is neamh, flaitheas, flaithis.
Are there other ways to say "heaven" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "heaven": neamh, flaitheas, flaithis.
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