inn in Irish
inn in Irish is teach ósta — inn means a small hotel or pub, especially one in the countryside, offering food, drink, and lodging.
inn in Irish
teach ósta
Any establishment where travellers can procure lodging, food, and drink.
What does "inn" mean?
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noun A small hotel or pub, especially one in the countryside, offering food, drink, and lodging.
"After a long walk, we warmed up by the fire at the village inn."
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inn in a sentence
- After a long walk, we warmed up by the fire at the village inn.
- We stayed the night at a cozy country inn.
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What is "inn" in Irish?
"inn" in Irish is teach ósta. inn means: A small hotel or pub, especially one in the countryside, offering food, drink, and lodging.
How do you use "inn" in a sentence?
Example: "After a long walk, we warmed up by the fire at the village inn." In Irish, "inn" is teach ósta.
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