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Irish word

agóid

objection

nounfeminine/əˈɡoːdʲ/

agóid means “objection” in Irish and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /əˈɡoːdʲ/.

Definitions

  • cantankerous person

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formagóid
Urún-agóid
Réamhlitir hhagóid
Réamhlitir tt-agóid

agóid in context

Déanfaidh an t-oifigeach clárathachta fógra i dtaobh aon agóide fén riail seo do chur sa bhfuirm órduithe chun an té 'na mbaineann an agóid lena chlárú, agus áireoidh an fógra san cúiseanna na hagóide.

Notice of any objection under this rule in the prescribed form shall be sent by the registration officer to the person to whose registration the objection relates, and shall state the grounds of the objection.

B2

Breithneofar aon agóid den tsórt san ar an gcuma gcéanna, agus tar éis an fhógra chéanna aimsire agus áite a héilítear le Riail a 18 den Sceideal so, ach ní gá í d'fhoillsiú ar aon chuma eile.

Any such objection shall be considered in the same manner, and after the same notice of time and place as is required by Rule 18 of this Schedule, but need not be otherwise published.

C1

agus más breith í a luálfidh an agóid, féadfar í do chlaochló má dintear impí a chuirfidh an toghachán no an tora fé cheist.

and if allowing the same, shall be subject to reversal on petition questioning the election or return.

C1

Scrífidh an ceann comhrimh “diúltuithe” ar chúl aon pháipeur ballóide dá ndiúltóidh sé mar pháipeur gan brí agus cuirfe sé leis an gcúl-scríbhinn “agóid i gcoinnibh a dhiúltuithe” más rud é go gcuirfidh aon ghníomhaire i gcoinnibh a bhreithe.

The returning officer shall endorse "rejected" on any ballot paper which he may reject as invalid, and shall add to the endorsement "rejection objected to" if an objection be in fact made by any agent to his decision.

C1

(2) Gach agóid a chuirfidh duine cúisithe i gcoinnibh aon oifigigh cuirfar í fé bhráid na n-oifigeach eile a ceapadh mar Chúirt.

(2) Every objection made by an accused to any officer shall be submitted to the other officers appointed to form the Court.

B2

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