Ichabod in Portuguese
Ichabod in Portuguese is Icabode, Icabô — Ichabod means used to express sorrow that something has lost its former glory or standards.
Ichabod in Portuguese
Icabode
(archaic) A en given name.
Icabô
(archaic) A en given name.
What does "Ichabod" mean?
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interjection Used to express sorrow that something has lost its former glory or standards.
"Ichabod, felt Lord Emsworth, and was still in a disturbed state of mind, though gradually becoming soothed by listening to that sweetest of all music, the sound of the Empress restoring her tissues."
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Ichabod in a sentence
- Ichabod, felt Lord Emsworth, and was still in a disturbed state of mind, though gradually becoming soothed by listening to that sweetest of all music, the sound of the Empress restoring her tissues.
- Except for the library, the eastern wing, from the Tower of Flints onwards, was now but a procession of forgotten and desolate relics, an Ichabod of masonry that filed silently along an avenue of dreary pine whose needles hid the sky.
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What is "Ichabod" in Portuguese?
"Ichabod" in Portuguese is Icabode, Icabô. Ichabod means: Used to express sorrow that something has lost its former glory or standards.
Are there other ways to say "Ichabod" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "Ichabod": Icabode, Icabô.
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