Paradise in Irish
Paradise in Irish is parthas — Paradise means a place or state of perfect happiness, often associated with heaven or the Garden of Eden.
Paradise in Irish
parthas
(religion) Heaven.
parthas
(slang) The upper gallery in a theatre.
What does "Paradise" mean?
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noun A place or state of perfect happiness, often associated with heaven or the Garden of Eden.
"The poem describes paradise as a garden where nobody ever grows old or sad."
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noun Any place that feels ideal or blissful, especially for a particular kind of person or activity.
"For hungry travellers, this street market is paradise on a sunny afternoon."
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Paradise in a sentence
- The poem describes paradise as a garden where nobody ever grows old or sad.
- In many stories, the hero's reward is a place in paradise.
- For hungry travellers, this street market is paradise on a sunny afternoon.
- The tropical island was a diver's paradise.
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What is "Paradise" in Irish?
"Paradise" in Irish is parthas. Paradise means: A place or state of perfect happiness, often associated with heaven or the Garden of Eden.
How do you use "Paradise" in a sentence?
Example: "The poem describes paradise as a garden where nobody ever grows old or sad." In Irish, "Paradise" is parthas.
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