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EXACT MATCHES IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
brother, s. 1 Deartháir m -ár. Older brother, deartháir mór. Younger brother, deartháir beag. 2 (Fellow-member of a society) Bráthair m -ar. Ecc: Dearly beloved brethren, a phobail . 3 Ecc: Bráthair m -ar. 4 Attrib.Brother -teacher, -officer, etc., cómhúinteoir m, comhoifigeach m.
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PHRASES IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
Dearly beloved brethren, a phobal na páirte.
Your fool of a brother, an pleidhce sin is deartháir duit.
He took me for my brother, thóg in amhlachas mo dhearthár .
How's that graceless brother of yours getting on? conas an mac mí-ádhsach sin is deartháir duit ag déanamh?
Lay brother, bráthair tuata.
To behold the mote in your brother's eye, an bruth atá i súil do dhearthár a fheiceáil; na lochtanna beaga atá ar dhuine eile a thabhairt faoi deara.
Own brother, lándeartháir.
Give my kind regards to your brother, beir mo bheannacht chuig do dheartháir.
Charles brother to John, Séarlas deartháir do Sheán.
Twin-brother, -sister, leathchúpla dearthár, deirféar.
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