messenger in Irish
messenger in Irish is teachtaire, eachlach, scéalaí — messenger means a person (or, historically, animal or vehicle) whose job is to carry messages between people.
messenger in Irish
teachtaire
One who brings messages.
eachlach
One who brings messages.
scéalaí
One who brings messages.
What does "messenger" mean?
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noun A person (or, historically, animal or vehicle) whose job is to carry messages between people.
"The messenger ran up the hill with an urgent note for the captain."
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noun An app or program used for sending instant messages.
"My sister uses a messenger on her phone to chat with friends abroad."
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messenger in a sentence
- The messenger ran up the hill with an urgent note for the captain.
- A bike messenger delivered the contract across town in twenty minutes.
- My sister uses a messenger on her phone to chat with friends abroad.
- Open the messenger and send me the photo from last night.
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What is "messenger" in Irish?
"messenger" in Irish is teachtaire, eachlach, scéalaí. messenger means: A person (or, historically, animal or vehicle) whose job is to carry messages between people.
How do you use "messenger" in a sentence?
Example: "The messenger ran up the hill with an urgent note for the captain." In Irish, "messenger" is teachtaire, eachlach, scéalaí.
Are there other ways to say "messenger" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "messenger": teachtaire, eachlach, scéalaí.
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