Slav in Irish
Slav in Irish is Slavacha — Slav means a member of one of the peoples of Central, Eastern, and Southeastern Europe who speak a Slavic language, such as Russian, Polish, or Serbian.
Slav in Irish
Slavacha
A member of any of the peoples of Europe who speak the Slavic languages.
What does "Slav" mean?
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noun A member of one of the peoples of Central, Eastern, and Southeastern Europe who speak a Slavic language, such as Russian, Polish, or Serbian.
"The museum exhibit traced how different Slav peoples settled across the region over centuries."
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adj Relating to Slavic peoples, languages, or culture.
"The festival celebrated Slav folk music and dance."
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Slav in a sentence
- The museum exhibit traced how different Slav peoples settled across the region over centuries.
- The festival celebrated Slav folk music and dance.
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What is "Slav" in Irish?
"Slav" in Irish is Slavacha. Slav means: A member of one of the peoples of Central, Eastern, and Southeastern Europe who speak a Slavic language, such as Russian, Polish, or Serbian.
How do you use "Slav" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum exhibit traced how different Slav peoples settled across the region over centuries." In Irish, "Slav" is Slavacha.
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