maid in Irish
maid in Irish is ainnir, cailín, maighdean — maid means a woman employed to clean a house or do domestic work.
maid in Irish
ainnir
cailín
maighdean
What does "maid" mean?
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noun A woman employed to clean a house or do domestic work.
"The hotel maid knocked to ask if the room needed cleaning."
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noun (literary or old-fashioned) A young unmarried woman or girl.
"In the old tale, a maid waits by the tower window for her rescuer."
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maid in a sentence
- The hotel maid knocked to ask if the room needed cleaning.
- In the old tale, a maid waits by the tower window for her rescuer.
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What is "maid" in Irish?
"maid" in Irish is ainnir, cailín, maighdean. maid means: A woman employed to clean a house or do domestic work.
How do you use "maid" in a sentence?
Example: "The hotel maid knocked to ask if the room needed cleaning." In Irish, "maid" is ainnir, cailín, maighdean.
Are there other ways to say "maid" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "maid": ainnir, cailín, maighdean.
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