requite in Irish
requite in Irish is cúitigh — requite means to pay off a debt, or to reward someone for a favour or service they gave.
requite in Irish
cúitigh
What does "requite" mean?
- verb To pay off a debt, or to reward someone for a favour or service they gave.
- verb To give someone a reward or payment in return for a favour or service they did for you.
- verb To feel and show the same affection that someone has shown towards you.
- verb To give or do something back in return for what someone has given or done.
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What is "requite" in Irish?
"requite" in Irish is cúitigh. requite means: To pay off a debt, or to reward someone for a favour or service they gave.
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