provenance in Irish
provenance in Irish is bunáitíocht, foinse, stair — provenance means the place of origin or history of ownership of something, especially a work of art or artifact.
provenance in Irish
bunáitíocht
foinse
Place or source of origin.
stair
Place or source of origin.
stair shaoil
(arts) The history of ownership of a work of art.
stair úinéireachta
(arts) The history of ownership of a work of art.
What does "provenance" mean?
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noun The place of origin or history of ownership of something, especially a work of art or artifact.
"The auction house verified the painting's provenance before sale."
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provenance in a sentence
- The auction house verified the painting's provenance before sale.
- Experts questioned the vase's provenance.
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What is "provenance" in Irish?
"provenance" in Irish is bunáitíocht, foinse, stair. provenance means: The place of origin or history of ownership of something, especially a work of art or artifact.
How do you use "provenance" in a sentence?
Example: "The auction house verified the painting's provenance before sale." In Irish, "provenance" is bunáitíocht, foinse, stair.
Are there other ways to say "provenance" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 5 translations listed for "provenance": bunáitíocht, foinse, stair, stair shaoil, stair úinéireachta.
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