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robber in Irish

robber in Irish is gadaí, robálaí, ropaire — robber means a person who steals from someone, typically using force or the threat of force.

robber in Irish

gadaí
noun
robálaí
noun
ropaire
noun

What does "robber" mean?

  1. noun A person who steals from someone, typically using force or the threat of force.
    "The bank robber was caught two blocks from the scene."
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robber in a sentence

  • The bank robber was caught two blocks from the scene.

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What is "robber" in Irish?

"robber" in Irish is gadaí, robálaí, ropaire. robber means: A person who steals from someone, typically using force or the threat of force.

How do you use "robber" in a sentence?

Example: "The bank robber was caught two blocks from the scene." In Irish, "robber" is gadaí, robálaí, ropaire.

Are there other ways to say "robber" in Irish?

Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "robber": gadaí, robálaí, ropaire.

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