Nordic in Irish
Nordic in Irish is Nordach — Nordic means relating to the Nordic countries — Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland — or their people and culture.
Nordic in Irish
Nordach
Nordach
A person of Nordic descent or having features typical of Nordic people.
What does "Nordic" mean?
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adj Relating to the Nordic countries — Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland — or their people and culture.
"The show is famous for its bleak Nordic crime dramas."
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adj Relating to a style of skiing that involves cross-country movement or ski jumping, as opposed to downhill.
"She competes in Nordic skiing events."
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noun A person from, or with ancestry from, the Nordic countries.
"Tall, fair-haired Nordics filled the ski lodge."
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Nordic in a sentence
- The show is famous for its bleak Nordic crime dramas.
- Nordic design is known for clean lines and pale wood.
- She competes in Nordic skiing events.
- Tall, fair-haired Nordics filled the ski lodge.
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What is "Nordic" in Irish?
"Nordic" in Irish is Nordach. Nordic means: Relating to the Nordic countries — Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland — or their people and culture.
How do you use "Nordic" in a sentence?
Example: "The show is famous for its bleak Nordic crime dramas." In Irish, "Nordic" is Nordach.
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