Tibet in Irish
Tibet in Irish is Tibéid — Tibet means a high-altitude region in Central Asia, largely within China, and home to the Tibetan people.
Tibet in Irish
Tibéid
What does "Tibet" mean?
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name A high-altitude region in Central Asia, largely within China, and home to the Tibetan people.
"They trekked through the mountains of Tibet."
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Tibet in a sentence
- They trekked through the mountains of Tibet.
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What is "Tibet" in Irish?
"Tibet" in Irish is Tibéid. Tibet means: A high-altitude region in Central Asia, largely within China, and home to the Tibetan people.
How do you use "Tibet" in a sentence?
Example: "They trekked through the mountains of Tibet." In Irish, "Tibet" is Tibéid.
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