hospitable in Irish
hospitable in Irish is aíoch, aíochtach, gartach — hospitable means warm and generous toward guests or visitors.
hospitable in Irish
aíoch
cordial and generous towards guests
aíochtach
cordial and generous towards guests
gartach
cordial and generous towards guests
iostasach
cordial and generous towards guests
What does "hospitable" mean?
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adjective Warm and generous toward guests or visitors.
"The villagers were hospitable and insisted we stay for dinner."
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adjective Favorable to growth or survival.
"The valley's mild climate is hospitable to a huge range of plant life."
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hospitable in a sentence
- The villagers were hospitable and insisted we stay for dinner.
- It's one of the most hospitable places I've ever travelled through.
- The valley's mild climate is hospitable to a huge range of plant life.
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What is "hospitable" in Irish?
"hospitable" in Irish is aíoch, aíochtach, gartach. hospitable means: Warm and generous toward guests or visitors.
How do you use "hospitable" in a sentence?
Example: "The villagers were hospitable and insisted we stay for dinner." In Irish, "hospitable" is aíoch, aíochtach, gartach.
Are there other ways to say "hospitable" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "hospitable": aíoch, aíochtach, gartach, iostasach.
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