nigh in Irish
nigh in Irish is i bhfogas, i gcóngar, in aice — nigh means close in time or space; almost — an old-fashioned or literary word for "near.".
nigh in Irish
i bhfogas
Almost, nearly.
i gcóngar
Almost, nearly.
in aice
Almost, nearly.
What does "nigh" mean?
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adverb Close in time or space; almost — an old-fashioned or literary word for "near."
"Winter was drawing nigh."
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nigh in a sentence
- Winter was drawing nigh.
- The end is nigh, the preacher warned.
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What is "nigh" in Irish?
"nigh" in Irish is i bhfogas, i gcóngar, in aice. nigh means: Close in time or space; almost — an old-fashioned or literary word for "near."
How do you use "nigh" in a sentence?
Example: "Winter was drawing nigh." In Irish, "nigh" is i bhfogas, i gcóngar, in aice.
Are there other ways to say "nigh" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "nigh": i bhfogas, i gcóngar, in aice.
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