usurper in Irish
usurper in Irish is anlaith, forghabhálaí, forlámhaí — usurper means someone who seizes power or a position illegitimately.
usurper in Irish
anlaith
One who usurps.
forghabhálaí
One who usurps.
forlámhaí
One who usurps.
What does "usurper" mean?
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noun Someone who seizes power or a position illegitimately.
"The rightful heir returned to overthrow the usurper."
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usurper in a sentence
- The rightful heir returned to overthrow the usurper.
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What is "usurper" in Irish?
"usurper" in Irish is anlaith, forghabhálaí, forlámhaí. usurper means: Someone who seizes power or a position illegitimately.
How do you use "usurper" in a sentence?
Example: "The rightful heir returned to overthrow the usurper." In Irish, "usurper" is anlaith, forghabhálaí, forlámhaí.
Are there other ways to say "usurper" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "usurper": anlaith, forghabhálaí, forlámhaí.
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