Nativity in Irish
Nativity in Irish is Giniúint Chríost — Nativity means the birth of Jesus Christ, or a scene or display representing it.
Nativity in Irish
Giniúint Chríost
(Christianity) The birth of Jesus as described in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke.
What does "Nativity" mean?
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noun The birth of Jesus Christ, or a scene or display representing it.
"Our church puts up a large nativity with a wooden stable and small animals."
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noun Someone's birth, or the circumstances surrounding it.
"Little is known about the nativity of the poet, who was born in a tiny village."
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Nativity in a sentence
- Our church puts up a large nativity with a wooden stable and small animals.
- The children performed a nativity play at the school Christmas concert.
- Little is known about the nativity of the poet, who was born in a tiny village.
- Her grandfather often told stories about the strange events surrounding his nativity.
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What is "Nativity" in Irish?
"Nativity" in Irish is Giniúint Chríost. Nativity means: The birth of Jesus Christ, or a scene or display representing it.
How do you use "Nativity" in a sentence?
Example: "Our church puts up a large nativity with a wooden stable and small animals." In Irish, "Nativity" is Giniúint Chríost.
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