Bhuail sé a éide uime agus d'imigh.
He threw on his uniform and left.
A2
Irish word
armor
éide means “armor” in Irish and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ˈeːdʲə/.
| Mutation | Form |
|---|---|
| Base form | éide |
| Urú | n-éide |
| Réamhlitir h | héide |
| Réamhlitir t | t-éide |
Bhuail sé a éide uime agus d'imigh.
He threw on his uniform and left.
A2
Bhí éide an phríosúnaigh uime.
He was wearning a prisoner's uniform.
B1
Gach stoc de chórda-an-rí atá ann fé láthair, agus gach éide déanta-suas mar atá in úsáid fé láthair, do dhíol.
All present stocks of corduroy and all made-up uniforms as at present in use to be disposed of.
B2
Duine do chur no do ghabháil éide no aon chuid d'éide aon bhrainse d'fhórsaí mileata no póilíneachta Shaorstáit Éireann uime gan údarás dhleathach.
Putting on or assuming without authority the uniform or any part of the uniform of any branch of the military or police forces of Saorstát Eireann.
B2
(3) Ní choiscfidh éinní san alt so aon éide no gléasa do chaitheamh i gcluiche stáitse ná i dtaisbeáint no in obair dhrámúil eile.
(3) Nothing in this section shall prevent the wearing of any uniform or dress in the course of a stage play or other dramatic representation or performance.
C1
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