illegitimate in Irish
illegitimate in Irish is neamhdhlisteanach, tabhartha — illegitimate means not legally or officially sanctioned; not proper or authorised.
illegitimate in Irish
neamhdhlisteanach
Born to unmarried parents.
tabhartha
Born to unmarried parents.
What does "illegitimate" mean?
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adjective Not legally or officially sanctioned; not proper or authorised.
"The opposition called the election result illegitimate."
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adjective Dated: born to parents who were not married to each other.
"In earlier centuries, an illegitimate child could be denied inheritance rights."
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illegitimate in a sentence
- The opposition called the election result illegitimate.
- They questioned the illegitimate use of company funds.
- In earlier centuries, an illegitimate child could be denied inheritance rights.
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What is "illegitimate" in Irish?
"illegitimate" in Irish is neamhdhlisteanach, tabhartha. illegitimate means: Not legally or officially sanctioned; not proper or authorised.
How do you use "illegitimate" in a sentence?
Example: "The opposition called the election result illegitimate." In Irish, "illegitimate" is neamhdhlisteanach, tabhartha.
Are there other ways to say "illegitimate" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "illegitimate": neamhdhlisteanach, tabhartha.
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