ownership in Irish
ownership in Irish is dílseacht, úinéireacht — ownership means the legal right of possessing something.
ownership in Irish
dílseacht
úinéireacht
What does "ownership" mean?
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noun The legal right of possessing something.
"The deed proves ownership of the land."
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noun Personal responsibility for a task, decision, or outcome.
"He took ownership of the mistake and fixed it himself."
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ownership in a sentence
- The deed proves ownership of the land.
- He took ownership of the mistake and fixed it himself.
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What is "ownership" in Irish?
"ownership" in Irish is dílseacht, úinéireacht. ownership means: The legal right of possessing something.
How do you use "ownership" in a sentence?
Example: "The deed proves ownership of the land." In Irish, "ownership" is dílseacht, úinéireacht.
Are there other ways to say "ownership" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "ownership": dílseacht, úinéireacht.
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