possession in Irish
possession in Irish is sealúchas, seilbh, gabháltas — possession means something that a person owns.
possession in Irish
sealúchas
Something that is owned.
seilbh
Ownership; taking, holding, keeping something as one's own.
gabháltas
A territory under the rule of another country.
What does "possession" mean?
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noun Something that a person owns.
"He packed his few possessions into a single bag."
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noun The state of owning, holding, or controlling something.
"The stolen goods were found in her possession."
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noun Control of the ball in a sport.
"The team dominated possession in the second half."
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noun The state of being controlled by a supernatural force.
"The exorcism was meant to end her possession."
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possession in a sentence
- He packed his few possessions into a single bag.
- The stolen goods were found in her possession.
- The team dominated possession in the second half.
- The exorcism was meant to end her possession.
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What is "possession" in Irish?
"possession" in Irish is sealúchas, seilbh, gabháltas. possession means: Something that a person owns.
How do you use "possession" in a sentence?
Example: "He packed his few possessions into a single bag." In Irish, "possession" is sealúchas, seilbh, gabháltas.
Are there other ways to say "possession" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "possession": sealúchas, seilbh, gabháltas.
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