servitude in Irish
servitude in Irish is ansclábhaíocht, daoirse, meirse — servitude means the condition of being forced to work for someone else with little or no freedom, often against one's will.
servitude in Irish
What does "servitude" mean?
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noun The condition of being forced to work for someone else with little or no freedom, often against one's will.
"The novel depicts the harsh servitude endured by indentured workers."
servitude in a sentence
- The novel depicts the harsh servitude endured by indentured workers.
- They fought for their freedom from servitude.
Common Irish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "servitude" in Irish?
"servitude" in Irish is ansclábhaíocht, daoirse, meirse. servitude means: The condition of being forced to work for someone else with little or no freedom, often against one's will.
How do you use "servitude" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel depicts the harsh servitude endured by indentured workers." In Irish, "servitude" is ansclábhaíocht, daoirse, meirse.
Are there other ways to say "servitude" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "servitude": ansclábhaíocht, daoirse, meirse, sclábhaíocht.