outport in Irish
outport in Irish is athphort — outport means a harbor or port town that is not the chief port of an area, whether nearby or far off.
outport in Irish
athphort
A port city or harbor which is secondary to a main port; it may be a distant one or a nearby auxiliary one.
What does "outport" mean?
- noun A harbor or port town that is not the chief port of an area, whether nearby or far off.
- noun Any town or settlement with a harbor, other than the chief port at St John's.
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What is "outport" in Irish?
"outport" in Irish is athphort. outport means: A harbor or port town that is not the chief port of an area, whether nearby or far off.
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