Bridget in Portuguese
Bridget in Portuguese is Brígida — Bridget means a female given name of Irish origin, from the saints' name Brighid/Brigid.
Bridget in Portuguese
Brígida
A en given name.
What does "Bridget" mean?
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name A female given name of Irish origin, from the saints' name Brighid/Brigid.
"Bridget moved to London after finishing university."
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noun (dated, slang) An Irish housemaid or domestic servant, especially in older British and American usage.
"In the novel, the wealthy family's Bridget managed the entire household."
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Bridget in a sentence
- Bridget moved to London after finishing university.
- In the novel, the wealthy family's Bridget managed the entire household.
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What is "Bridget" in Portuguese?
"Bridget" in Portuguese is Brígida. Bridget means: A female given name of Irish origin, from the saints' name Brighid/Brigid.
How do you use "Bridget" in a sentence?
Example: "Bridget moved to London after finishing university." In Portuguese, "Bridget" is Brígida.
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