naturalize in Irish
naturalize in Irish is eadóirsigh, saoránacht a thabhairt do, éadaoirsigh — naturalize means to give citizenship to a person who was not born a citizen.
naturalize in Irish
eadóirsigh
(transitive) To grant citizenship to someone not born a citizen.
saoránacht a thabhairt do
(transitive) To grant citizenship to someone not born a citizen.
éadaoirsigh
(transitive) To grant citizenship to someone not born a citizen.
What does "naturalize" mean?
- verb To give citizenship to a person who was not born a citizen.
- verb To get an animal or plant used to living in conditions it did not originally come from.
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verb To make something natural.
"Custom naturalizes labour or study."
- verb To explain something only in terms of natural causes, ruling out any supernatural ones.
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naturalize in a sentence
- Custom naturalizes labour or study.
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What is "naturalize" in Irish?
"naturalize" in Irish is eadóirsigh, saoránacht a thabhairt do, éadaoirsigh. naturalize means: To give citizenship to a person who was not born a citizen.
Are there other ways to say "naturalize" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "naturalize": eadóirsigh, saoránacht a thabhairt do, éadaoirsigh.
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