Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla (Ó Dónaill): gen

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Similar words: en · gan · geá · gean · gee

Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla Ó Dónaill, 1977 An Foclóir Beag Ó Dónaill & Ua Maoileoin, 1991 English–Irish Dictionary de Bhaldraithe, 1959 Grammar Pronunciation

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caogadú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of article and accompanying noun may be used.

ceathrachadú » either nom. or gen. of article and accompanying noun may be used)

daicheadú » to vowel; either nom. or gen. of accompanying article & noun may be used in gs.)

dara » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of article and accompanying noun may be used)

deichiú » to vowels; in gs. either nom. or gen. of article and accompanying noun may be used)

fichiú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of article & accompanying noun may be used)

fiú » Even. (Followed by gen.)

míliú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of accompanying article and noun may be used)

milliúnú » to vowel; either nom. or gen. of accompanying article & noun may be used in gs.)

naoú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of accompanying article and noun may be used)

nóchadú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of accompanying article and noun may be used)

ochtódú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of accompanying article and noun may be used)

ochtú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of accompanying article & noun may be used)

seachtódú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of article and accompanying noun may be used)

seachtú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of article and accompanying noun may be used)

seascadú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of article and accompanying noun may be used)

séú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of article and accompanying noun may be used)

tríochadú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of article & accompanying noun may be used)

tríú » to vowel; in gs. either nom. or gen. of article and accompanying noun may be used)

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