rich in Irish
rich in Irish is saibhir, borrúil, méith — rich means having a great deal of money or valuable possessions; wealthy.
rich in Irish
saibhir
Wealthy: having a lot of money and possessions.
borrúil
Yielding large returns; productive or fertile; fruitful.
méith
Yielding large returns; productive or fertile; fruitful.
What does "rich" mean?
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adj Having a great deal of money or valuable possessions; wealthy.
"The rich family lived in a huge house with its own tennis court."
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adj Having a strong, deep, or intense quality, especially of flavour, colour, or sound.
"The curtains were a rich shade of red that glowed in the evening light."
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adj Abundant or plentiful in something valuable.
"Oranges are rich in vitamin C, so they help keep you healthy."
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adj Absurd or outrageous, especially in a way that seems hypocritical.
"Well, that's a bit rich, considering you were late every single day last week."
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rich in a sentence
- The rich family lived in a huge house with its own tennis court.
- He became rich after selling his company.
- The curtains were a rich shade of red that glowed in the evening light.
- The cake had a rich chocolate flavour.
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What is "rich" in Irish?
"rich" in Irish is saibhir, borrúil, méith. rich means: Having a great deal of money or valuable possessions; wealthy.
How do you use "rich" in a sentence?
Example: "The rich family lived in a huge house with its own tennis court." In Irish, "rich" is saibhir, borrúil, méith.
Are there other ways to say "rich" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "rich": saibhir, borrúil, méith.
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