heir in Irish
heir in Irish is oidhre, beangán — heir means a person legally entitled to inherit someone's property, money, or title after they die.
heir in Irish
oidhre
beangán
What does "heir" mean?
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noun A person legally entitled to inherit someone's property, money, or title after they die.
"The old farmer's only heir lives abroad and rarely visits the land."
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noun Someone regarded as continuing or succeeding a predecessor's legacy in a non-legal sense.
"Many critics call her the heir to the great storytellers of the last century."
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heir in a sentence
- The old farmer's only heir lives abroad and rarely visits the land.
- As the eldest son, he was the heir to the family estate.
- Many critics call her the heir to the great storytellers of the last century.
- The young chef sees himself as the heir to his teacher's famous cooking style.
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What is "heir" in Irish?
"heir" in Irish is oidhre, beangán. heir means: A person legally entitled to inherit someone's property, money, or title after they die.
How do you use "heir" in a sentence?
Example: "The old farmer's only heir lives abroad and rarely visits the land." In Irish, "heir" is oidhre, beangán.
Are there other ways to say "heir" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "heir": oidhre, beangán.
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