homeland in Irish
homeland in Irish is tír dhúchais — homeland means the country a person considers home, often their country of birth or ancestry.
homeland in Irish
tír dhúchais
The country that one regards as home.
What does "homeland" mean?
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noun The country a person considers home, often their country of birth or ancestry.
"After years abroad, he longed to see his homeland again."
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homeland in a sentence
- After years abroad, he longed to see his homeland again.
- They fought bravely to defend their homeland.
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What is "homeland" in Irish?
"homeland" in Irish is tír dhúchais. homeland means: The country a person considers home, often their country of birth or ancestry.
How do you use "homeland" in a sentence?
Example: "After years abroad, he longed to see his homeland again." In Irish, "homeland" is tír dhúchais.
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