patriarch in Irish
patriarch in Irish is ardathair, patrarc, uasalathair — patriarch means a senior bishop who ranks above others, especially in Orthodox or Catholic church hierarchy.
patriarch in Irish
ardathair
The male head of a household or nuclear family.
patrarc
The male head of a household or nuclear family.
uasalathair
The male head of a household or nuclear family.
What does "patriarch" mean?
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noun A senior bishop who ranks above others, especially in Orthodox or Catholic church hierarchy.
"The patriarch of Constantinople is a leading figure in Eastern Orthodox Christianity."
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noun The male head of a family, tribe, or community, especially a respected elder.
"As the family patriarch, he still had the final say on major decisions."
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noun The founder of a movement, organization, or tradition.
"He is often called the patriarch of modern jazz guitar."
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patriarch in a sentence
- The patriarch of Constantinople is a leading figure in Eastern Orthodox Christianity.
- As the family patriarch, he still had the final say on major decisions.
- The novel follows three generations descended from the same patriarch.
- He is often called the patriarch of modern jazz guitar.
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What is "patriarch" in Irish?
"patriarch" in Irish is ardathair, patrarc, uasalathair. patriarch means: A senior bishop who ranks above others, especially in Orthodox or Catholic church hierarchy.
How do you use "patriarch" in a sentence?
Example: "The patriarch of Constantinople is a leading figure in Eastern Orthodox Christianity." In Irish, "patriarch" is ardathair, patrarc, uasalathair.
Are there other ways to say "patriarch" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "patriarch": ardathair, patrarc, uasalathair.
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