Transylvania in Irish
Transylvania in Irish is an Trasalváin — Transylvania means a historical region in west-central Romania, known for its forests, mountains, and folklore.
Transylvania in Irish
an Trasalváin
A historical region in western Romania.
What does "Transylvania" mean?
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name A historical region in west-central Romania, known for its forests, mountains, and folklore.
"Transylvania is famous for its medieval castles and its association with the Dracula legend."
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Transylvania in a sentence
- Transylvania is famous for its medieval castles and its association with the Dracula legend.
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What is "Transylvania" in Irish?
"Transylvania" in Irish is an Trasalváin. Transylvania means: A historical region in west-central Romania, known for its forests, mountains, and folklore.
How do you use "Transylvania" in a sentence?
Example: "Transylvania is famous for its medieval castles and its association with the Dracula legend." In Irish, "Transylvania" is an Trasalváin.
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