laager in Irish
laager in Irish is lágar — laager means a camp for defense formed by drawing wagons into a circle, historically used by South African Boers.
laager in Irish
lágar
What does "laager" mean?
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noun A camp for defense formed by drawing wagons into a circle, historically used by South African Boers.
"“And for how long d'you think you're going to be safe in the cities?” Louis persisted. “Just a matter of time, then our frontiers will shrink as we draw our little laager more and more tightly.”"
- noun A short-term grouping of armored vehicles brought together to refuel and restock supplies.
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- “And for how long d'you think you're going to be safe in the cities?” Louis persisted. “Just a matter of time, then our frontiers will shrink as we draw our little laager more and more tightly.”
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What is "laager" in Irish?
"laager" in Irish is lágar. laager means: A camp for defense formed by drawing wagons into a circle, historically used by South African Boers.
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